A suspect has been arrested in the case of a stolen Phoenix Make-A-Wish Foundation statue. The statue was that of Chris Greicius, a 6-year-old boy who died of leukemia in 1980 after the Department of Public Safety granted him his wish to be a police officer for a day. Make-A-Wish was co-founded by Greicius’...
Read MoreEach year, the WM Phoenix Open draws record breaking crowds. The popular annual tradition of the PGA golf tournament attracts big time players and people from all over the country to watch great golf in the Arizona sunshine. The hosts, the Thunderbirds don’t disappoint and every year seem to add some type of new...
Read MoreA man has been arrested on five counts, after fighting with a woman at a Scottsdale Airbnb rental. Scottsdale police were called to a short term rental on Dec. 26, after a neighbor overheard a man telling a woman he “would punch her” and heard the woman screaming. When officers arrived, the female victim...
Read MoreFor the second time in a week, skeletal human remains have been found in the valley. An investigation is underway by Phoenix police after a hiker found decomposed human remains on Shadow Mountain last weekend. Early Saturday afternoon, police were called to a desert area near Cave Creek Road and Sweetwater Avenue after a...
Read MorePhoto Credit: Fox 10 Phoenix Police are asking the public’s help after a statue of Arizona’s first Make-A-Wish child was stolen from the organization’s headquarters in Central Phoenix this week. Make-A-Wish’s most prized items, a bronze statue representing the very start of the nonprofit, was stolen and loaded into the back of a car...
Read MoreStarting Friday, drivers around some Phoenix canal banks should be aware that maintenance to repair monsoon damage is scheduled and could impact your commute time. From January 6 to February 8, SRP crews will be repairing the canal lining from Arizona Falls at 56th Street and Indian School Road in Phoenix to about 48thStreet. This...
Read MoreRandomly selected Scottsdale households are being asked to participate in a survey to measure their views on the community, city programs and services. The city will use the feedback to prioritize initiatives, services and programs in the future. Once the feedback period for the 5,500 randomly selected households concludes, an online version of the...
Read MoreThe largest employer of artists in Arizona, The Phoenix Theatre Company recently announced their groundbreaking plans for the Central Phoenix campus development. With $28 million already raised towards building a new 500-seat state of the art theatre, the Company will break ground in the Summer 2023. In addition to the theatre enlargement, the Phoenix...
Read MoreSteven Moeckel, Photo Credit: Courtesy of The Phoenix Symphony The Phoenix Symphony is announcing the Purely Classical concert on Jan. 6-8 at Symphony Hall. The performances will be held 7:30 p.m. Jan. 6, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 7, and 2 p.m. Jan. 8. Tickets are available for purchase on The Phoenix Symphony’s website. The Phoenix Symphony’s...
Read MoreBarrett-Jackson is rolling out the red carpet for a group of iconic vehicle designs made famous on television and the big screen during its annual Scottsdale Auction at WestWorld of Scottsdale, January 21-29, 2023. Included in the docket of star car re-creations is the world’s only turbine-powered Batmobile re-creation based on the 1989 Batman...
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