Scottsdale police had record number of calls at WM Phoenix Open
Scottsdale police say they responded to a record number of calls at the 2025 WM Phoenix Open compared to the...
Month: February 2025
New technology keeps Arizona wildland firefighters safer than before
A group of brothers created a new tool designed to keep Arizona fire crews safer by improving tracking and communication.
AZ Senate Bill 1111 would give money to law enforcement for every deported migrant
Arizona Senate Bill 1111 would give money to law enforcement, $2,500 per migrant they detain, which leads to deportation.
Arrests up at WM Phoenix Open in Scottsdale
The WM Phoenix Open in Scottsdale had an increase in arrests and calls to police but favorable weather and better...
Gardening season starts in Phoenix: Tips and tricks for your plants
Here in the Valley, we're ditching winter even earlier than normal, and 90s are in the forecast. Does it mean...
It’s time to seed your lawn before Arizona heats up
Matthew Whitfill from Whitfill Nursery has some tips if you need to seed your lawn during the peak season before...
Gardening season starts in the Valley
With highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s, temperatures are perfect for planting and landscaping. CBS26's Erica Horvatin...
Georgia woman suing fertility clinic for implanting incorrect embryo
Krystena Murray, from Georgia, claims she was unknowingly impregnated with another couple’s embryo by mistake.
Chandler home destroyed in fire; 2 hospitalized for smoke inhalation
A Chandler home was destroyed in a fire on Wednesday night, and two people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
Specialist in Arizona calls for more regulations after Georgia IVF mixup
An IVF specialist in Arizona says the case of a Georgia woman who had to give up her baby after...
Chandler house fire sends 2 to the hospital
A fire broke out in Chandler at a home near Elliot and Alma School Road on the night of Feb....
Copper vandals leave Ahwatukee little leagues in the dark
Copper thefts at two Ahwatukee parks have damaged their electrical systems, leaving young baseball players in the dark.
