Vehicle Found in Search For Missing Man in Buckeye Area

Police are saying that foul play is not suspected after a missing man’s Jeep was found in a ravine. The vehicle belonging to a missing 24-year-old geologist has been located in the Buckeye area, however the search for Daniel Robinson continues. Robinson, 24, was last seen driving a blue 2017 Jeep Renegade away from... Read More

Airline Passengers Charged with Interfering with Flight Crew and Assaulting Passengers

Kelly Pichardo, 31, of Bronx, New York, appeared virtually today in federal court on charges that she interfered with a flight crew member and committed simple assault. Leeza S. Rodriguez, 30, also of Bronx, New York is scheduled to appear next week on the same charges. Pichardo and Rodriguez were previously indicted by a... Read More

Motorists Planning Travel Around Flagstaff Should Plan For I-40 Restrictions 

Motorists planning travel in and around Flagstaff should plan for I-40 restrictions Drivers in northern Arizona should prepare for traffic shifts and lane restrictions on Interstate 40 at Exit 191 in west Flagstaff as crews continue project work to replace a bridge, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. This location is approximately three miles... Read More

Arizona Named Worst State to Live in 2021

Arizona is a land of rich history, world-renowned natural beauty and vast economic opportunity, but is it the best place to call home? A recent report from CNBC says you’d be better off in any other state after ranking Arizona No. 1 in its list of worst places to live in 2021. The report... Read More

Polar Express Tickets On Sale

Christmas may still be 6 months away, but it is never too soon to start thinking about the Christmas spirit. It is time to start planning your holiday adventures and a good starting point is securing a spot on the Polar Express! Grand Canyon Railway’s Polar Express tickets are now on sale for the 21st... Read More

Governor Ducey Selects Bob Herbold, Jessica Pacheco As New Regents

On Monday, Governor Doug Ducey announced he had selected Bob Herbold, whose foundation provides scholarships to higher education students, and Jessica Pacheco, an active member of the community with years of leadership experience, to fill recent vacancies on the Arizona Board of Regents. “Bob and Jessica are both actively involved in communities throughout Arizona,... Read More

Freeway Closure Marks the Start of I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project 

Valley drivers can expect several weekend closures this summer as ADOT’s largest urban freeway reconstruction project gets underway. The first phase of work for the Arizona Department of Transportation’s long-awaited Interstate 10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project is set to begin late Friday, July 23, with a weekend closure of westbound I-10. This marks the first of... Read More

Scottsdale Residents Can Save Money with WaterSmart and Rebate Programs

Scottsdale Water’s Conservation Office is excited to introduce the WaterSmart customer portal as well as announce the launch of the updated 2021/2022 rebate program which will help customers use water more efficiently and wisely. With prolonged drought conditions, the need to heighten efforts to be good stewards of Arizona’s water supply is even more... Read More

The Return of the Halloween Spooktacular Hot Air Balloon Festival

Mark your calendar and purchase our tickets for a fun family annual traditional event. Salt River Fields will once again welcome families to the 10th annual Spooktacular Hot Air Balloon Festival. The annual event will return to Salt River Fields in Scottsdale this October after being cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. More... Read More

Grand Canyon Officials are Asking Hikers Not to Bring Their Dogs

If you’re planning to hike the Grand Canyon, officials are asking that you do not bring your dog with you. The Grand Canyon National Park welcomes dogs of all shapes and sizes, but not on the trails. Many may get the idea that bringing beloved pet on a trail for a hike is fun,... Read More