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Phoenix, AZ – Extreme Heat Continues: Weekend Temperatures to Top 109°F
Phoenix, AZ – Arizona residents should brace for another round of scorching temperatures as a moderate heat risk continues to impact the region. The National Weather Service in Phoenix has issued an advisory for lower desert communities, predicting dangerously high temperatures throughout the weekend and into next week. According...
Hobbs has deal with Senate president on treatment of state agency nominees
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs said Wednesday she got a commitment from Senate President Warren Petersen to treat her nominees to direct state agencies differently than it did last year, even
USFS approves Phase I of the Red Rock Trails Access Plan
The Coconino National Forest announced on Friday, Aug. 2, that work on Phase I of the Red Rock Trails Access Plan has been approved. Work will begin in the vicinity of Bell Rock, Cathedral Rock, Doe Mountain, Oak Creek Elementary School and Sedona Red Rock High School to construct 4.06 new miles of trails, officially recognize 4.07 miles of existing trails and close approximately 0.17 miles of trails.
Arizona Lottery Powerball, The Pick results for August 14, 2024
The Arizona Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Arizona offers Powerball, Mega Millions, The Pick, Triple Twist, Fantasy 5 and Pick 3 as well as Scratchers, Quick Draw and Fast Play. ...
Predicting the Phoenix Suns' starting lineup on opening night
The good vibes have flowed out of the Phoenix Suns this offseason, which given how last season ended, is as encouraging as it is surprising. The play of Devin Booker and Kevin Durant at the Olympic Games was integral to this, with the pair starting and closing the games that really mattered.
Rep. Ruben Gallego Advocates for Increased Housing Choice Vouchers in Phoenix Amidst Affordable Housing Crisis
Amid concerns over the scarcity of affordable housing in rapidly growing cities, Rep. Ruben Gallego is stepping up efforts to secure more Housing Choice Vouchers for Arizona's communities, particularly those experiencing rapid population increases and whose public housing authorities are severely under-resourced. According to a recent press release, Gallego, representing Arizona's 3rd Congressional District, penned a letter to Acting Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Adrienne Todman, highlighting the voucher shortages in places like Phoenix and urging a more equitable distribution of funds to help mitigate the plight of eligible but unserved households.
Backup quarterback competition starting to take shape
Although practice is closed to the media as Arizona prepares for its season opener against New Mexico, it is apparent that the coaching staff has started to focus more on who will backup starting quarterback Noah Fifita. Not only did Arizona head coach Brent Brennan say as much, but the...
Tight congressional primary goes to automatic recount in Arizona
PHOENIX (CN) — Maricopa County will begin a recount Friday in a Democratic congressional primary separated by just a few dozen votes. In the only primary yet to be called in the most populous county in Arizona, former Phoenix Vice Mayor Yassamin Ansari leads activist and former state Senator Raquel Terán by only 42 votes. The margin makes up less than 0.5% of the total votes, which triggers an automatic recount under state law.
Pair of ‘dinner-time bandits’ plead guilty
A pair of alleged “dinner-time bandits” from Chile arrested in North Scottsdale four months ago are apparently accepting plea deals. On March 11, Scottsdale Police officers say they tracked down and arrested Grecia Castillo and Sebastian Jesus Soto – along with a minor – in North Scottsdale.
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.
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