Solar company hasn’t repaired panels for Peoria couple after breaking
A Peoria couple said part of their solar panel broke, and when the solar company gave them the runaround, they...
Month: August 2024
Man found shot to death in west Phoenix alleyway
Police are searching for answers after a man was found shot to death in a Phoenix alley.
Rep. Gallego slams possible DOJ consent decree in new letter
Rep. Ruben Gallego slammed the possibility of the Justice Department installing a monitor to oversee the Phoenix Police Department, also...
Here’s the impact of judge halting relief for undocumented spouses of citizens
A federal judge halted a new Biden administration program designed to put half a million migrants in good standing on...
Program giving migrants legal status on pause
The battle over a Biden administration policy is now playing out in the courts after a federal judge in Texas...
2nd day of hearing on whether to dismiss Arizona’s “Fake Electors” case
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Bruce Cohen, who is presiding over the case, is considering requests from at least a...
Family of woman who died in Grand Canyon wants to give back to rescue crews
Chenoa Nickerson was swept away by flash floods at Havasupai Falls
Mesa steel company named among fastest-growing in US
Next Level Steel in Mesa has been around for about four years, specializing in manufactured beams for industrial and commercial...
Staff furloughed at St. Luke’s Behavioral Health in Phoenix
The hotel is owned by Steward Health Care which recently filed for bankruptcy.
Man dead after falling from boat at Grand Canyon
Officials say the man, who they identified as an 80-year-old, reportedly flipped his boat near Fossil Rapid on Sunday. National...
Waymo gets $5B from Alphabet, expands at Sky Harbor
We go inside the Waymo warehouse to see how the autonomous taxi company continues to grow successfully in the Valley....
New EV charging stations to be built across Arizona
ADOT expects some station to be open by late 2025.
