Grand Canyon University Drops Men's Volleyball Program Ahead of Mountain West Conference Joining
Grand Canyon University has unexpectedly cut its men's volleyball program, leaving players and recruits scrambling. Despite recent NCAA Final Four success, the program's end aligns with GCU's strategic moves as it joins the Mountain West Conference.
Arizona Counseling Facility Suspected of Unlicensed Operations Amidst Statewide Medicaid Fraud Crisis
An Arizona clinic, Mindvalley Behavioral Health, faces scrutiny for unlicensed sober living homes and multiple evictions, with allegations of unsound practices, including questionable insurance billing.
Mass Arrests in Tempe, 173 Charged with Underage Drinking Near ASU Campus
Tempe police arrested 173 individuals for underage drinking at a popular bar near ASU. Most were cited and released, while eight were booked into jail. The bar is under investigation for liquor law violations, and further operations may follow.
Suspected Cybertruck Arsonist Maps Out Mesa Dealership Mayhem, Faces Federal Charges
Ian Moses was arrested for arson at a Tesla dealership in Mesa, accused of setting a Cybertruck on fire and spray-painting "thief" on the building. He remained silent in court, and may face federal terrorism charges.
Man Charged with Second-Degree Murder After Deadly Shooting in North Phoenix
A late-night shooting at a north Phoenix apartment complex claimed the life of 28-year-old Lawrence Robinson. Police quickly identified and arrested 25-year-old Correy Cooks Jr., who now faces second-degree murder charges.












