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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Peoria man pleaded guilty after admitting he used fake payroll returns to claim roughly $1.8M in COVID-era tax credits, federal prosecutors say. Sentencing is set for July 13.
Tucson police say new evidence ties a man to the 2014 killing of Leroy Baillie, but the suspect died in 2024 before he could be arrested.
Politics & Govt in ...
Chandler plans to bring 911 ambulance transports in‑house, budgeting vehicles and staff and seeking state approval as it prepares to run its own ambulance service.
Food & Drinks in ...
Horse & Hyde’s Uptown spot pairs smoked meats, signature cocktails and nightly live music at Uptown Plaza, becoming a new neighborhood hang for early drinks and late sets.
A Phoenix resident returned home to find his dog shot and a stranger inside his apartment; arrest records identify a suspect who now faces burglary and animal cruelty charges.
Maricopa County inspectors flagged moldy produce and a worker skipping handwashing in this week’s Dirty Dining roundup, renewing focus on basic food‑safety lapses.
Community & Society in ...
Arizona's 9‑1‑1 system can now accept emergency texts in every county, officials announced. The change expands access for people who can't safely make a voice call.
Jeremy Duda’s new book reconstructs Don Bolles’ 1976 car‑bomb assassination, pulling together archival files and interviews as Phoenix approaches the 50th anniversary.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Sunbelt’s Bell 17 would convert roughly 82–93 acres at Bell and 19th into apartments, offices and retail anchored by an Aldi. The plan folds a big state-land holding into a mixed-use campus for North Phoenix.
Arizona's licensing board suspended a Phoenix officer for 18 months after an off‑duty drunken episode and alleged sharing of sensitive police materials.
A $7 million agreement with APS combines payments, bill credits and new temperature‑based rules aimed at preventing heat‑related shutoffs for Arizona customers.
A Phoenix grand jury returned an eight‑count indictment on April 8 accusing Esteban Yanez, owner of Virtus Armament’s Armory in Chandler, of aiding straw purchases and failing to report large cash sales.
Fire crews were on scene Wednesday near 19th Ave and Adams St after a reported house fire. Adams St is closed between 21st Ave and the I-17 while crews work.
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