Papago Women’s Golf Association celebrates milestone 
Mesa hosts Juneteenth event ‘Rooted in Resilience’
The first annual Juneteenth celebration hosted by Mesa, Mesa Community College and the Mesa-East Valley Dr. Martin Luther King Jr....
Phoenix families describes 2020 grill explosion after lawsuit settled
Two single moms and their children survived a grill explosion at a 2020 Juneteenth party and are now talking about...
Scottsdale-based onsemi to invest $2 billion in chip production facility in Czech Republic
Scottsdale-based onsemi is making the biggest single foreign investment in Czech Republic since the split of Czechoslovakia in 1993.
It appears many Tesla owners don’t know about the EV’s manual door release
Telsa owner or not, you may have wondered, what happens when cars run out of power and the driver needs...
Suspect injured in officer-involved shooting, crash Cochise County
The incident happened on Naco Highway near Bisbee late Wednesday night.
Mesa holds first ever Juneteenth celebration
The city of Mesa celebrated Juneteenth with a special festival on Wednesday at Mesa Community College.
Disturbing Snapchat messages revealed after 2022 Gilbert teen attack
A recently released police report shows disturbing Snapchat messages made among suspects involved in an attack on a teen in...
Teen paralyzed after deadly crash in Peoria 2 months ago
A teen is coming to terms with her new normal after being paralyzed in a crash that killed two people...
New Gilbert police report reveals disturbing Snapchat messages after teen attacked
New court documents reveal more about the ambush attack of a teen outside a Gilbert In-N-Out in December 2022.
Bidenomics leaves a blue order industrial heartland slack
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‘Gilbert Goon’ arrested, again; candy, chocolate, gummies recalled
From a convicted "Gilbert Goon" being arrested again, to certain candies being recalled in Arizona, here are tonight's top stories.
U.S.B.P. warns about dangerous conditions traveling through the desert
With temperatures rising, the U.S. Border Patrol is warning people about the dangerous conditions of traveling through the desert.
