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3 arrested on drug charges after baby hospitalized in Chandler
CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — Three people have been arrested on drug charges after a baby had to be hospitalized in Chandler early Saturday morning. Around 1 a.m., Chandler police officers were called for reports about multiple overdoses at a gas station near Pecos and McQueen roads. When police arrived,...
‘Sister Wives’ Stars Robyn and Kody Brown List $1.65 Million Home for Sale
Sister Wives stars Kody Brown and his only remaining wife, Robyn Brown, have officially listed their Flagstaff, Arizona, home for sale. The two-acre property was put on the market on Aug. 29 with a price tag of $1.65 million. Kody, 55, and Robyn, 45, purchased the home in 2019, one...
Volleyball Picks Up Two Wins in Tucson
The #2 Scottsdale Community College volleyball program wrapped up its weekend in Tucson at the Aztec Classic Volleyball Tournament with two wins today. The Artichokes finished the tournament with a 3-0 record and improve to 4-1 overall for the season. In the opening match the Artichokes needed to dig deep,...
Things to do: Travel up north to the Sedona Winefest Sept. 28-29
Raise your glasses and say cheers because the 15th annual Sedona Winefest returns to Sedona Posse Grounds Park on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28-29. To celebrate this milestone year, a special Kick-Off Party featuring a night filled with the finest Arizona wines will also be held on Friday, Sept. 27 from 5 - 8 p.m. at The Art of Wine in Sedona.
MLB announcer calls out fan eating during game
Keith Hernandez’s facial hair might be iconic, but it can’t compete with some of the burly beards in attendance to watch a baseball game in Phoenix. Usually, SNY just needs to find an attractive woman in the stands to get Hernandez to say something funny. But during the New York Mets Thursday afternoon matchup with Read more... The post Keith Hernandez loves dental floss and burly Phoenix beards appeared first on Awful Announcing.
After RFK Jr. dropped out, what do his supporters think? We asked some in Phoenix to find out
We’ve heard a lot this week about RFK Jr’s decision to suspend his presidential campaign and endorse former President Donald Trump. And a lot of that coverage has focused on analyzing the potential impact of RFK’s decision on swing state polls. That’s obviously a very important part of the story — but how do RFK’s actual supporters feel about this? What are they talking about this week?
Phoenix Transitional Facility Reels from Burglary as Iowa's Rock Valley Rallies Post-Flood with Temporary School Setup
In Phoenix, a transitional housing facility, Apex Transitional Housing Inc., is grappling with the repercussions of a burglary on August 26 that led to the theft of items crucial for the serving of children, inclusive of electronics, reported ABC15; the damage extended to the facility's infrastructure with cut electricity, vandalized drywall, and even more critical damages, Derrick Earl, the CEO of Apex Transitional Housing, underscored the event's profound effect on their ability to meet the needs of the community, especially impoverished children and families.
Arizona may receive new national monument
The area surrounding the Gila River, the second-longest river in Arizona, is rich in history, with an abundance of people, wildlife, and national treasures. Archeologists, locals, and biologists are trying to preserve these aspects by making this expanse of the Sonoran desert, only 45 minutes southwest of the Phoenix Valley, a National Monument.
Arizona community colleges, companies train advanced manufacturing workers through ReadyTechGo
A partnership between the state, community colleges and advanced manufacturers is helping to develop a new generation of workers. The program called ReadyTechGo includes four community colleges across Arizona and several companies that make things like semiconductors, batteries and commercial metals. Carlos Contreras, cabinet executive officer at the Arizona Office...
Arizona Veterans’ Services leader won't be nominated for Senate confirmation
(The Center Square) — Arizona Department of Veterans Services’ Executive Deputy Director Dana Allmond will not be submitted to the state Senate Committee on Director Nominations as part of a legal agreement with the Arizona State Senate. In an email obtained by The Center Square on Friday, Allmond wrote to agency employees that she will remain as a deputy director but that John Scott will instead go up for a formal nomination. ...
Gallego unveils fentanyl response plan ahead of Arizona Senate election
EXCLUSIVE — Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) is set to introduce a slate of bills pressing the federal government to implement a comprehensive response to the fentanyl crisis at the southern border, the Washington Examiner has learned. Gallego filed three bills during a pro forma session in the House on Friday that would require different government […]
ASU defense storms to three-turnover night in season-opening win over Wyoming
TEMPE — Mountain America Stadium appeared on the brink of desert fever. More than an hour to kickoff, dust swirled in the distance. Perhaps several miles away. Maybe more. Monsoon forecasts suggested it might at some point shroud the pitchfork at midfield. Maybe. Those with the foresight to check probably thought it a pending development, only to look up and realize a beige haze had already closed in from all sides. Most Arizona State fans had yet to file in. When they did, the storm dissipated as quickly as it developed, leaving the masses to wonder what just happened.
Midvale man remembering husband who died in Lake Powell houseboat accident
MIDVALE — A family is grieving over a Midvale man’s death after a houseboat accident on Lake Powell. The victim’s husband explains what he’s now holding onto, after a fun trip turned into a tragedy. Looking down at his phone, Wyatt Hendricks sat in his home...
Peoria Police Locate Parents of Young Child Found Alone on Street
In a concerning incident that took place in Peoria on Friday morning, local police located the parents of a young child who had been found alone on the street. The child, estimated to be between three to five years old, was discovered in the vicinity of 87th Avenue and Peoria, wearing only blue boxer briefs, according to a report by FOX 10 Phoenix. The Peoria Police Department confirmed that they found the child around 9:00 a.m. An investigation into the circumstances of the child's appearance remains ongoing.
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