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SHARE YOUR VOICE: Be a part of ABC15's election night debate panel
PHOENIX — With the first presidential debate between former President Trump and Vice President Harris around the corner, we want to share your voice!. We are looking for people who are willing to watch the debate from the ABC15 studio and provide feedback during television segments to air that night and in the following days.
Earnhardt Auto Center celebrates anniversary with $73K donation to Phoenix food bank
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Earnhardt Auto Center is celebrating its 73rd anniversary with a $73,000 donation to St. Mary’s Food Bank. Over the years, the company has grown to over 17 dealerships across the Valley. The Earnhardt family said their goal is to support the communities that have supported them all these years.
Santana cancels Phoenix and other concerts: What we know
Carlos Santana has canceled several concert dates, including his Monday, Sept. 2, Footprint Center concert in downtown Phoenix for medical reasons. Team Santana shared the news on social media. ...
Candeo North Scottsdale offers a top-performing classical liberal arts education for K-8 students
If your family is looking for a top-quality K-8 charter school, Candeo North Scottsdale might be the perfect fit. “Our program is specifically designed to meet the needs of children who thrive in academic intensity, order, challenge, curiosity and wonder,” said Marla De La Cruz, Head of School. “The...
How City Climate Plans Became a Culture War Target
Cities across the United States are taking aggressive steps to reduce their climate emissions, from creating bike lanes to increasing plant-based meals in schools and hospitals. As these city climate initiatives continue to surge, so do the efforts to shut them down. With financial backing from polluting industries, a growing number of politicians are attempting to undercut policy agendas by calling them Marxist, including climate action. We took a look at a recent effort in Arizona — what it means for local governments and their ability to govern.
Reward offered in deadly triple shooting near Phoenix’s South Mountain
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Silent Witness is offering a reward for information leading to the arrests of the suspects involved in a shooting that left a man dead and two hurt during the weekend near South Mountain in Phoenix. Thirty-year-old Jeremy Carra and two other people were shot around 3...
St. Luke's hospital in Phoenix furloughs employees after Arizona license suspension
Officials with Dallas-based Steward Health say they've furloughed more than 200 Arizona employees because of problems with their Phoenix-based psychiatric hospital. The Arizona Department of Health Services on Aug. 13 suspended the medical license of Steward-owned St. Luke's Behavioral Hospital, at 1800 E. Van Buren in Phoenix, after the hospital's air-conditioning system broke...
Cardinals HC Jonathan Gannon does Michael Carter dirty after sitting him out of preseason finale
The Arizona Cardinals might not be great in 2024, but they sure appear to be more interesting than they were last season. Not only is Kyler Murray healthy, but they drafted Marvin Harrison Jr., a generational receiver prospect, and have exciting contributors around him such as Trey McBride and Paris Johnson Jr.
10 people, several pets displaced after destructive house fire in south Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Ten people and several pets are now displaced after a fast-moving fire destroyed a home in south Phoenix near Laveen on Tuesday. Firefighters responded around 10:30 a.m. to reports of a house fire near 67th Avenue and Broadway Road. Crews first searched the home for any residents and then transitioned to a defense strategy to stop the flames.
Colorado man charged with threatening public officials online
(Colorado Newsline) U.S. officials charged a Cortez man with making interstate threats against election officials and others in Colorado and Arizona. The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Monday that it arrested Teak Brockbank, a 45-year-old Cortez resident, after he allegedly made detailed threats against election officials, judges and law enforcement officers online between September 2021 and August 2022.
Chenoa Nickerson: Family of woman who perished in Havasu Canyon flash flooding starts GoFundMe for rescuers
PHOENIX - 100 hikers were rescued from Havasu Canyon last week, after a violent flash flood hit the area. The flooding was deadly, and the victim was a Gilbert woman named Chenoa Nickerson. She was hiking in Havasu Canyon with her husband on Aug. 22 when the flash flood tore through the area. The raging flood separated Nickerson and her husband. While Nickerson perished, her husband was rescued.
Stores are ready to get rid of seasonal merchandise which means big sales for consumers
PHOENIX — The summertime deals are heating up. For today's Money Saving Monday, we're looking at the best end-of-summer deals you should get in on before Labor Day weekend. Plenty of stores already have ads out for end-of-summer discounts and Labor Day deals. Many retailers are looking to get rid of merchandise which means big sales for consumers.
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