St. Vincent de Paul's Sunnyslope Dining Hall in Phoenix to Close, Initiates New Outreach Efforts
St. Vincent de Paul Dining Hall in Sunnyslope is closing to reallocate resources, despite its long-standing role in community support and feeding the hungry. The organization plans to continue its mission through new shelters and services.
Aspen University Nursing Graduates Triumph After Program Closure Scare in Phoenix
After facing closure threats, Aspen University's nursing program sees its graduates, like Donielle Jording, succeeding as registered nurses, while the program is set to close in September following a teach-out for current students.
After Eight Decades, WWII Soldiers Clifford Strickland and Robert Hurst Identified and Brought Home Through DNA Technology
Remains of WWII soldiers Clifford Strickland and Robert Hurst were identified after 82 years, providing closure to their families thanks to DNA technology and the DPAA's efforts.
Arizona Audit Reveals Saudi-Owned Firm's Low-Cost Leases and Groundwater Use Amid Drought Concerns
An audit found that Arizona may have lost millions due to low rent charged to Saudi-owned firm Fondomonte for land and water use, raising concerns over resource management and aquifer sustainability.
Multi-State Menace Nabbed, Suspect in NY Murder and AZ Stabbings Cuffed in Scottsdale Showdown
Bodycam footage shows Raad Almansoori's arrest for a multi-state crime spree, including a New York murder and a stabbing at a McDonald's in Surprise. He awaits an extradition hearing in Arizona.
Phoenix to Enjoy Comfortable Highs in Low 80s, Mix of Sunshine and Clouds Expected This Week
Phoenix is set to have a pleasant mix of cloudy skies and sunshine with comfortable temperatures in the low 80s and a cool down in the evenings, indicated by a steady climb to peaks of around 81 degrees and peaceful nighttime lows around 57 degrees.












