APS prepares for potential of record-breaking energy demand again
APS customers broke the all-time peak energy demand during last year's record heat streak. APS is preparing for more of...
Month: June 2024
Phoenix police say deadly freeway shooting likely murder
Although originally a death investigation, Phoenix police today say last week's shooting death on I-10 was a homicide.
Feds helped in Phoenix DOJ investigation by formerly homeless
We are hearing from two formerly homeless people about their input into the DOJ investigation into Phoenix police actions.
Mobile health center offering prenatal care to underserved communities in Phoenix
A new study reveals that women in Arizona receive inadequate prenatal care at a higher percentage than the national average.
Mobile unit brings prenatal care to more vulnerable women in Phoenix
With funding from the United Healthcare Community Plan of Arizona, the new Mom and Baby Mobile Health Center has been...
San Luis Police working to stop dangerous drugs entering from Mexico
Police seized nearly one hundreds pounds of fentanyl last month. Alexandra Rangel reports.
Man sentenced for stealing from home improvement stores across Southwest
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced that Juan Ambriz-Rincon will spend three and a half years in prison for the...
Prison sentence handed to retail thief; Procession held for Detective Ryan So
From the sentencing of a man who stole a massive amount of merchandise from retail stores to a funeral procession...
Lawsuit filed over use of opioid settlement funds in Arizona state budget
Mayes has filed a lawsuit against the governor, challenging a specific portion of the new state budget.
Queen Creek PD say woman made up story about jogging attack
A woman has been arrested after police say she made a fake report about being stabbed while on an East...
AG Mayes sues over opioid settlement funds in Arizona state budget; here’s why
Mayes has filed a lawsuit against the governor, challenging a specific portion of the new state budget.
Maricopa County attorney criticizes DOJ report on Phoenix PD
Maricopa County attorney Rachel Mitchell is criticizing the Justice Department's report finding major problems with Phoenix PD.
