Mountainside Fitness CEO says company plans to sue Governor Ducey, citing mandated gym closures
The founder and CEO of Mountainside Fitness says he intends to file a lawsuit against Governor Ducey in response to...
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Family, friends mourn the stabbing deaths of children, teenage aunt
The investigation is still underway in the gruesome Sunday morning stabbings that killed that two children, their aunt and wounded their cousin,...
DPS investigating serious three-vehicle collision on Interstate 10 and 51st Ave
DPS officials are investigating a multiple-vehicle collision with near Interstate 10 and 51st Avenue Monday night. Troopers say the three-vehicle...
Arizona high school sports fall season delayed due to Gov. Ducey executive order
In response to Governor Ducey’s executive order, the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) has delayed all school-related athletics and activities until...
Arizona Attorney General warns filtration company, Trump rally venue about false COVID claims
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has issued a cease-and-desist letter to a Glendale company advertising that its purification system fights coronavirus. The...
One dead, two injured in shooting near 43rd Avenue and Thomas
Phoenix police say a person has died and two have been injured following a shooting in west Phoenix. Officers say...
Arizona Corporation Commission still debating 2017 APS rate hike
Three years after approving a $95 million rate hike for Arizona Public Service (APS), the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) is...
Valley nurse warns community ‘COVID-19 is very real’ inside her hospital
Exhaustion, sadness, stress and anger. That is how one Valley nurse describes working inside one of the busiest COVID-19 units...
Federal data reveals Arizona nursing facilities with most COVID cases, deaths
New federal reporting reveals the Arizona skilled-nursing facilities with the most significant COVID-19 outbreaks in the state. The elderly and...
Family grieves father who died of COVID-19 after returning to work at a casino
As COVID -19 cases proceed to climb over the state, so as well are the number of individuals lost to the infection. Many Arizonans wonder if we reopened too soon....
