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Driver distracted by social media leading to fatal Arizona freeway crash gets 22 1/2 years
PHOENIX (AP) — A tractor-trailer driver authorities say caused a fiery crash that killed five people due to being distracted by social media videos, has been sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison. Maricopa County prosecutors said Monday that Danny Glen Tiner, 38, pleaded guilty to five counts of...
Major upgrades coming to Luke Air Force Base
West Valley elected leaders’ advocacy efforts, paired with staunch support from Arizona’s federal delegation, evoked several Congressional appropriations that will allow invaluable infrastructure upgrades on Luke Air Force Base and the Gila Bend Air Force Auxiliary Field. The West Valley Partners (WVP), made up of all 13 west...
MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Excessive Heat Warnings for the Valley as we dry out and warm up
PHOENIX — After a stormy night in the Valley, we cooled down for Sunday but the heat returns for the start of the week. The heat dome over the west is strengthening for the start of the week which will dry out our monsoon moisture for a few days and send temperatures soaring 10-15 degrees above normal around the state.
Gilbert Goons: Arizona rich kid 'gang' accused in teen's murder started among friends, fueled by social media
After seven members of the so-called Gilbert Goons, an Arizona teen "hybrid gang," were charged in the murder of a 16-year-old in 2023, officials want to curb youth violence.
Arizona judge to announce winner of Democratic primary recount for US House race
PHOENIX — The winner of a Democratic primary election that triggered a recount for an open congressional seat in Arizona will be announced Tuesday. Former Phoenix City Council member Yassamin Ansari led by 42 votes over former state lawmaker Raquel Terán in the July 30 primary race for Arizona's 3rd District. Arizona law automatically requires another tally if the margin between the candidates is .5 percentage points or less — and the contest fell into that category.
22-year-old Arizona woman dies after domestic violence incident, family says
TUCSON, Ariz. — An Arizona family is mourning the death of 22-year-old Zahriya Moreno, who they say fell victim to domestic violence. KVOA is told she died at Banner Hospital. It was a sad day for many, as family, friends and loved ones gathered at the hospital to honor Moreno.
If you think a social media campaign will stop the 'Gilbert Goons,' you're too old
Most of us would not have thought Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell had a whole lot in common with former First Ladies Nancy Reagan and Melania Trump — besides being Republican. Then, Mitchell held a press conference at which she introduced a campaign supposedly designed to reduce teen violence by getting young people...
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