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1995 train derailment survivor recalls how woman helped save him
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two strangers formed a bond during the chaos of a sabotaged train derailment in Arizona and now, 30 years later, they’ve reconnected. The woman and young boy were passengers on Amtrak’s Sunset Limited train when the FBI said someone caused it to derail in 1995.
Sen. Kelly visits senior center for roundtable on affordable housing for the aging population
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly spoke about the need for affordable housing for the aging population at a Glendale senior center on Aug. 13, 2024. Sen. Mark Kelly met with local leaders and advocates at a Glendale senior center to discuss affordable housing specifically for the aging population. In recent years,...
Phoenix real estate development ranks No. 2 in U.S. over last 50 years
From single family homes to multifamily units, industrial complexes, office buildings, retail spaces and self storage facilities, Phoenix has become a real estate powerhouse. The city’s strong push to accommodate the influx of new residents and businesses has resulted in a massive boom, placing Phoenix second among the most active real estate development markets in the U.S. over the last half-century.
Monsoon Weeds, Sheriff Rhodes and Brad Fain | Top Prescott Podcasts
Cast11, Prescott Arizona’s podcast network covers community events, sports, events, people, and the community in Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and beyond. Tune in to all of Cast11’s podcasts on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you stream podcasts. Check out these top podcasts from the Prescott, Arizona region on Cast11 Podcasts.
ADOT unveils new specialty license plates; 104 options now available
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizonans now have even more specialty license plates to choose from and can support their favorite charitable causes in the process. On Thursday, ADOT unveiled three new specialty license plates, including two more that are now available for motorcycle riders. Arizonans can now purchase Hualapai Tribe,...
High-profile Cadillac dealer to pay $2.6 million for deceptive pricing, discriminatory practices, AG says
PHOENIX — The high-profile Cadillac dealer Coulter Motor Company and its former general manager, Gregory Depaola, was ordered to pay $2.6 million to settle a complaint accusing them of deceptive pricing and discriminatory practices, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced. Coulter operates Coulter Cadillac Tempe and Tempe Buick GMC.
Arizona teacher accused of giving marijuana to student
COTTONWOOD, Ariz. - An Arizona teacher accused of providing marijuana to one of his students has been arrested. Cottonwood Police say 50-year-old Damian Andre, a teacher at Cottonwood Verde Tech School, was arrested on Aug. 14. Investigators say Andre had marijuana vaping fluid delivered to the school, where he gave...
Sen. Kelly touts Arizona semiconductor industry despite Intel layoff woes
(The Center Square) – Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is maintaining an optimistic tone about the state's semiconductor industry in the state as details of Intel's global layoffs remain murky. "In the state of Arizona, the CHIPS and Science Act has been a big win for the state," Kelly told The Center Square at a media availability in Phoenix on Tuesday. "It's gonna provide tens of thousands of good paying jobs...
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