New initiative offers free HIV testing across Arizona
A new statewide initiative offers Arizonans a quick, easy, free way to get tested for HIV. The Arizona Department of Health Services is teaming up…
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AZ Lottery reports over 1 billion in earned commissions
Retailers are the real winners of the Arizona Lottery. Today it announced retailers have reached a record 1 billion dollars in commissions, boosting…
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Curt Schilling decides not to run for Congress
Former major league pitcher Curt Shilling says he will not run to represent Arizona in Congress. Schilling told a Phoenix sports radio station…
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Kidnapped boy safely recovered
Police in central California have found a kidnapped four-month-old baby. The infant is safe, while his mother’s ex-boyfriend is behind bars.…
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Arizona couple sentenced for baby son’s death
A Tucson couple learns how they’ll be punished for killing their six-month-old son. Zechariah MacDonald and Tamara Fowler originally faced…
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Brush fire forces evacuations in San Diego
A brush fire forces evacuations in San Diego’s uptown area. The blaze – now dubbed the Fairmount Fire – broke out around 1:30…
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Local law enforcement combat opioid crisis
Local law enforcement along with the United States Attorney’s Office and the Drug Enforcement Agency will give presentations on opioid…
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Highway 95 lane restrictions scheduled for October 18th
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) advises drivers to plan for lane restrictions on US 95 in Yuma on Friday, October 18th. Contractors…
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PG&E says power shutoff prevented wildfires
Pacific Gas & Electric says evidence suggests it prevented wildfires with last week’s power shutoffs. The utility says inspections found…
Continue ReadingFire investigators say wildfire started under transmission tower
Fire investigators now say that enormous wildfire north of Los Angeles started under a high-voltage transmission tower. Arson investigators say they…
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Ex-trooper accused of sexual exploitation out of jail
The former Arizona state trooper accused of propositioning and sexually harassing female drivers is out on bail. Azfamily.com reports Tremaine…
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Brush fire breaks out near San Diego
Yet another wildfire breaks out in California. This one is burning near San Diego. The blaze started in Chula Vista around five Friday afternoon.…
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California Governor issues emergency proclamation for fires
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an emergency proclamation on Friday for Los Angeles and Riverside counties due to the effects of wildfires.…
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California to become first state to require abortion services on campus
California will become the first state to require public colleges and universities to offer abortion medications at campus health centers. Governor…
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Man’s death may be related to California power shut off
First responders in Northern California say a man on oxygen died about 12-minutes after Pacific Gas and Electric shut down power to his home. El…
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Accused Arizona assessor transferred to federal custody
The Arizona State Assessor accused of running a multi-state adoption scam is now in federal custody. Prosecutors say Paul Peterson illegally brought…
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100,000 evacuations ordered in face of raging wildfire
Emergency officials order 100,000 people to evacuate their homes in the face of a major wildfire on the northern edge of Los Angeles. The so-called…
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Killer of man in parking spot dispute gets 20 years in prison
A white Florida man who told detectives he was irritated by people who illegally park in handicapped spots was sentenced on Thursday to 20 years in…
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County supervisors call for accused assessor to resign
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has called on County Assessor Paul Peterson to resign in the wake of his arrest in connection with an…
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PG&E power cut leaves 1.5 million Californians without power
Pacific Gas and Electric cut off power to another 10-thousand people in the southern part of California’s Central Valley on Thursday to reduce…
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