UPDATE: Extreme heat kills 7-month-old left in car
Mesa Police Department confirms a woman left her 7-month-old in a car parked at the Superstition Springs Mall Saturday…
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How carbon monoxide poisoning can affect boaters and swimmers
With temperatures still high many are heading out to local lakes in their boats to cool down. However, there may be a danger that many boaters…
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Small shrubs could change agriculture in Arizona
According to Cartalk.com, Bridgestone is the world’s largest tire maker. The company has been researching shrub guayule (pronounced why-oo-lee) for…
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Arizona panel begins redistricting work with public hearings
Hearings to redraw districts to end on August 7 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP, KYMA/KECY) — The state commission that will draw new congressional and…
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Arizona reports over 2K more COVID cases on 4th straight day
COVID cases and related hospitalizations continue to rise PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP, KYMA/KECY) — Arizona on Saturday reported more than 2,000 additional…
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Arizona state senator accused of sexual conduct with minor
Senator Tony Navarrete was recently charged with sexually abusing a boy and attempting to abuse another. Governor Doug Ducey and Arizonan Democratic…
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To be, or not to be, online. That is the question
For months families across the globe adapted to what seemed to be the new norm. The quarantine meant that children would be learning virtually.…
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Ruling rejects lawsuit from murder-suicide of students
Murder of a 16-year-old girl leads to rejected lawsuit PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP, KYMA/KECY) — The Arizona Supreme Court has rejected a mother’s lawsuit…
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Arizona doctors urge Governor Ducey to require masks in school
More than 150 Arizona doctors on Thursday urged Gov. Doug Ducey to mandate masks in public…
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‘Boxes 4 Bees’ project helps local beehive population in Yuma
While some people may look at a bee swarm and think to call pest control, there are other options, like thinking to help the Boxes 4 Bees project…
Continue Reading DOJ opens investigation into how Phoenix Police Department treats city’s homeless residents
By Christina Carrega and Devan Cole, CNN The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division is launching an investigation into policing practices…
Continue Reading Phoenix brewery closed doors for a day due to staff shortages
The owner of North Mountain Brewing Company told Arizona’s Family that they closed for Tuesday to give their staff a…
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Arizona teacher sues district over mask mandate
PHOENIX, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – A biology teacher in Phoenix has filed a lawsuit against Phoenix High School District over its mask mandate. According…
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Northern Arizona Elite runner prepares Olympic path for breastfeeding mothers
From soccer star Alex Morgan to sprinter Allyson Felix, it’s more common to see top women competitors who have kids. However, it hasn’t always been…
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Arizona’s Jade Carey wins Olympic gold medal
American gymnast Jade Carey’s long road to the Olympics ended with gold. Her former coach Pam Evans shares, “She’s had her ups and downs while she’s…
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UPDATE: Phoenix officer was last person to see dead hiker alive
Rescue teams located the body of a hiker whom was reportedly missing on Friday at Camelback Mountain. Phoenix police identify the woman as Angela…
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Maricopa County Board of Supervisors slams Arizona audit
On Monday, The Chairman of Maricopa County’s Board of Supervisors, Jack Sellers, blasted the Arizona GOP in a scathing letter regarding the ongoing…
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As eviction moratorium expires, Phoenix area shelters scramble to prepare
    PHOENIX (KTVK, KPHO) — The Justa Center is a resource and day center in Phoenix specifically open for the elderly. And even though it…
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Arizona eviction moratorium about to end, many left scrambling for housing
Built in 2006, the Justa Center is a resource and day shelter exclusively for seniors (ages 55+) experiencing homelessness. Less than 24 hours after…
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AZ Democratic Party launches voter program to cope with new laws
In an effort to also protect voters, the Arizona Democratic Party (ADP) announces Monday the organization has launched a brand new program called…
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