200+ fire calls this 4th of July in Phoenix alone
The Phoenix Fire Department had a busy Fourth of July, with over 200 calls for service in the city alone...
Month: July 2024
Police find remains of missing Flagstaff woman; husband agrees to plea deal for murder
Flagstaff Police confirmed Kelly Paduchowski's body was found on Friday after Daniel led authorities to Kelly’s remains, cell phone, and...
Boy recovering after firework accident severely damages his hand
It's been a long road to recovery for Wade Evans who spent the 4th of July watching fireworks instead of...
Shooting and stabbing at 1st Amendment demonstration leaves 1 person dead
One person is dead and another was hospitalized after gunshots erupted outside a First Amendment demonstration in Phoenix on Fourth...
One West Coast city broke an all-time record high of 124° Friday, and it’s not in Arizona
A slow-moving and potentially record-setting heat wave is spreading across the Western U.S., the National Weather Service said.
President Biden vows to stay in race amid growing calls to withdraw
President Joe Biden, fighting to save his endangered reelection effort Friday, defiantly declared that “I’m staying in the race”
Arizona house fire raises concerns about homes outside city limits
Right now, thousands of homeowners across Maricopa County could face a similar tragedy. Jason Barry reports.
Remains of missing woman found; FDA bans food additive
From a sad update in the search for a missing Arizona woman to a food additive that is now banned...
Woman’s remains found; extreme heat
From a sad update in the search for a missing Arizona woman to the impact of extreme heat in Phoenix...
18-year-old dies after shooting at house party in Surprise
Police say a suspect claimed self-defense after shooting and killing another man during a fight at a house party in...
Woman detained for deadly shooting at Phoenix protest
Detectives are investigating after one man was shot to death and another man was stabbed during a protest in uptown...
High temps put added pressure on U.S. power grid
More than 150 million people across the U.S. are under heat advisories, and this, along with other forecasted extreme weather...
