Winter storm in Arizona causes closures; Gene Hackman cause of death revealed
From a winter storm in Arizona to an update on the death of Gene Hackman and his wife, here are...
Month: March 2025
Husband of fake AZ doctor stockpiled guns for ‘civil war,’ FBI says
Fred Blakley, the husband of a Lake Havasu City woman who posed as a doctor, stockpiled 30 guns and thousands...
What to know about the changes made at the Arizona-Mexico border
Certain ports of entry at the Arizona-Mexico border are now asking for new documents that could cause delays. Alexandra Rangel...
Arizona State Senator Eva Burch steps announces resignation
State Sen Eva Burch is resigning from her position in government, she announced on March 5.
Consumer Report reveals dangerous bacteria found in some pet food
A new Consumer Reports investigation of popular dog food brands reveals what’s in that food might not always be what...
Testing the best dog food to keep your pet safe in 2025
With so many dog food choices–From fresh to freeze-dried and everything in between, how do you even know what’s best...
How you can test whether raising chickens for eggs is right for you
Arizonans on the fence about whether to own chickens for fresh eggs can now rent the feathered friends to see...
Does making English the official language impact critical services?
Legal experts say for things to really change, Congress would need to pass a new law rescinding the Civil Rights...
Arizonans can test whether they want to ‘rent a chicken’ for eggs
A company in Pennsylvania lets Arizonans "rent" some chickens to see if it's a long-term solution for sky-high egg prices.
Chandler woman out of home after burst city pipe flooded apartment
A Chandler woman says a city pipe burst and flooded her apartment, leaving her homeless.
Brad Sigmon: Death row inmate to be executed by firing squad, 1st in US in 15 years
Brad Sigmon, a death row inmate in South Carolina, is set to be the first person to die by firing...
Lease agreements canceled for federal offices in Arizona
The Trump administration announced the cancelation of leases at 24 federal offices in Arizona, including nine in Phoenix.
