The victim reportedly refused his assailant a place to park, police say.
Man arrested after running over, killing Mesa resident in parking dispute, police say
Author: Mark Greenwald, REALTOR®
A bigger children’s museum? Affordable housing? Phoenix bond committees to select funding priorities
Decisions on which projects should be funded could ultimately be part of a bond program the City Council is expected to ask voters to approve in 2023.
2 new murals on Roosevelt Row take a stand on gun violence. Here’s what they mean and where to see them
Phoenix is the latest stop for artist Kyle Holbrook. He painted two murals on Roosevelt Row that promote peace over gun violence. Here’s what to know.
Flagstaff chief on leave as consultant reviews police operation into massage businesses
Flagstaff police Chief Dan Musselman was placed on leave after an investigation uncovered questionable tactics used in a sex trafficking sting.
13-year-old boy dead, 5 hurt in car accident on I-17 in Phoenix
A 13-year-old boy is dead and five people suffered life-threatening injuries after a two-vehicle crash on southbound Interstate 17 Thursday night.
Here’s what parents of Arizona babies need to know about parechovirus
The CDC says clinicians should consider a parechovirus diagnosis in infants who have fever, sepsis-like syndrome, or neurologic illness like seizures and meningitis without another known cause.
‘Peace of mind’: For Arizona veterans exposed to toxins, health care benefits are finally here
When President Joe Biden signed the PACT Act, he fulfilled a central goal for the administration, one that will transform millions of veterans’ lives.
Flagstaff chief on leave as consultant reviews police operation into massage businesses
Flagstaff police Chief Dan Musselman was placed on leave after an investigation uncovered questionable tactics used in a sex trafficking sting.
Tomorrow We Vote is a stand-out program
Come meet Brent Whiting and Andrea Whiting, co-founders of Tomorrow We Vote, a Black and Brown-led 501(c)(3) non-partisan, nonprofit, organization focusing on registering young people to vote.
Arizona won’t wait for feds, starts filling border wall gaps
Arizona began moving in shipping containers to close a 1,000-foot gap in the border wall near the southern Arizona farming community of Yuma on Friday, with officials saying they were acting to stop migrants after repeated, unfulfilled promises from the Biden administration to block off the area.