Prepare For Latest Round of Monsoon Storms, Potential Delays 

The Arizona monsoons are not finished yet! ADOT is warning motorist to be ready for wet highways, possible flooding and debris. As the National Weather Service forecasts another round of monsoon storms in Arizona this week, drivers should use extreme caution and make plans to avoid hazardous conditions that heavy rainfall could trigger on... Read More

Peoria Police Arrest 6 People, Accused of Trying to Kidnap Pregnant Family Member

An unthinkable story has developed out of Peoria. Peoria police recently arrested six members of a Phoenix-area family they say targeted a 20-year-old relative and attempted to kidnap her because they disapproved of her boyfriend, who isn’t of their Muslim faith. The woman, who has not been identified and 20 weeks pregnant, informed police... Read More

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Sees Record Number of Passengers

With more airlines and flights being offered at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, their recent report showed a second straight month of record summer traffic. Just weeks after announcing it will bring flights to Mesa Gateway from three cities in Canada, Flair shared plans that they are opening Edmonton as a new base in Canada. Flair will now serve... Read More

FBI Warning Against Buying, Selling and Using Fake COVID-19 Vaccine Cards

With companies starting to mandate vaccinated patrons only and businesses forcing their employees to get vaccinated, citizens are looking for a way around the forced vaccination mandates. Fake vaccination cards are starting to become more prevalent. Earlier this month, U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced the seizure of more than 3,000 fake vaccine cards. Brooke Brennan... Read More

Phoenix Police Arrest Suspect Accused of Allegedly Killing Teen

Phoenix police have arrested a man that they have been searching for since July 20th. According to officers, the suspect shot and killed a teen boy inside an apartment last month. Investigators have identified the suspect as 18-year-old Dupree Rollins. According to police, Rollins got into an argument with 16-year-old Romeo Perkins at an... Read More

Families Calling for Brophy College Prep’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate’s Reversal

Parents and alumni of one of Phoenix’s most well-known private schools hope to change administrators minds when it comes to their vaccine mandate. The principal of Phoenix’s Brophy College Prep is standing firmly behind the elite private school’s COVID-19 mandates in the face of a legal threat backed by hundreds of people who believe... Read More

The Monsoon Storms Are Bringing Valley Homeowners An Invasion of Termites

Termites may be small, but to homeowners, they are destructive, cause costly damage and can be difficult to get rid of. In the valley, the recent monsoon storms have triggered an invasion of termites. Some homeowners say the problem popped up overnight for them. Pest control experts say rain presents the perfect environment for... Read More

Phoenix Suns Unveil New Aztec-Inspired Uniform Design

Coming off an incredible season, Suns fans are already looking forward the NBA games starting back up to Rally the Valley once again for the Suns. With the post season excitement, this week, the Phoenix Suns unveiled a conceptual uniform design inspired by ancient Aztec culture and symbols, and they want to know  what... Read More

Valley Doctor Warns Against Viral Milk Crate Challenge

Attention parents, there is a new crazy trend that your teen may want to try.  Doctors are advising, not to do it for a variety of reasons. Videos that have racked up millions of views show people attempting to walk up and down high stacks of empty milk crates. Most of the results end... Read More

AG Mark Brnovich Leads Coalition to Ensure Safe Drinking Water Standards

Attorney General Mark Brnovich is leading a coalition of five states asking the U.S. Court of Appeals in the D.C. Circuit to reinstate protections against lead and copper in drinking water after the Biden Administration unlawfully delayed them. In January 2021, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) finalized the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions... Read More