Arizona AG, Governor faceoff over opioid settlement funds being used in state budget
Arizona's Governor and Attorney General, both Democrats, are battling it out over the use of opioid settlement funds being used...
Month: June 2024
Gilbert police report details brass knuckles attack at In-N-Out
The 2022 assault reports shows that the teen suspects talked about becoming an "official gang."
‘Never look away:’ Drowning prevention tips from Phoenix swim school
On the first official day of summer, there’s a global swim lesson to prevent those tragedies.
Children in the Valley participate in “World’s Largest Swim Lesson”
Children in the Valley participate in "World's Largest Swim Lesson," as countries across the world are sponsoring swim lessons today.
Tracking wildfires across Arizona
Arizona’s Family is tracking active wildfires across the state.
Amazon shifting to recycled paper filling for packages in North America
Amazon is ditching plastic air pillows for recycled paper packaging in North America, aiming to completely make the switch by...
Howie Mandel says wife was high on marijuana gummies, not drunk before accident
"America's Got Talent" judge Howie Mandel previously recalled that he found his wife, Terry, in a pool of blood after...
ASU, SRP use laser technology to detect how forest thinning can boost water supply.
Forest thinning can minimize forest fire damage and regulate water usage for healthy forests.
Suspected murder-suicide in Surprise leaves 2 people dead
Two people are dead in Surprise and one succumbed to what Surprise Police believe was a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
ASU researchers use new technology to preserve our water supply
ASU researchers use technology to simulate the thinning of dense forests in northern Arizona, estimating water usage and projecting conservation...
Why is it so hazy in Phoenix today? You can thank a ‘Haboob’ from New Mexico
Dust picked up from decaying thunderstorms in New Mexico, causing a hazy first day of summer around the Phoenix metro...
Arizona’s unemployment rate lowest since 1976, report says
The unemployment rate dropped from 3.6% to 3.4%, marking the lowest rate since 1976 in Arizona
