Buckeye Police Arrest Two Students for False School Shooting Threats Amid Flurry of Tips to Arizona Counter Terrorism Center
Buckeye Police arrested two students, aged 13 and 17, for making false threats against schools, emphasizing the importance of community safety and the seriousness with which they treat all threats.
Get Ready to Loop the Loop, Tucson Cyclists Gear Up for Pre-El Tour de Tucson Fiesta with New Merch & Scenic Rides
El Tour de Tucson features a pre-ride event, Loop the Loop, on Chuck Huckelberry Loop on Sept. 21. Pima County offers meet-and-greets, maps, and new Loop apparel with local cultural themes. Merchandise is available at a visitor center and online.
USDA and Arizona Forestry Inaugurate $1.5 Million Phase of Dude Fire Restoration Near Payson
The USDA Forest Service and Arizona's DFFM are collaborating on a $1.5 million project to restore areas affected by the Dude Fire using the Good Neighbor Authority, with work set to begin October 2024.
'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' Returns with a Heartfelt Twist in Phoenix's East Valley
ABC confirms the return of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" on ABC and Hulu in 2025, featuring a Phoenix episode with hosts Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin. Taylor Morrison seeks volunteers for the build.
HonorHealth Expands in the Valley, Acquiring Multiple Steward Health Centers While St. Luke's Behavioral Remains Under Scrutiny
HonorHealth will acquire several Steward Health Care facilities in Arizona, excluding St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center. Over 1,000 employees are set to transition to HonorHealth.
Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Two-Year Suspension of Maricopa County Prosecutor for Falsifying Charges Against Protesters
Arizona's Supreme Court upheld the two-year suspension of April Sponsel, a prosecutor who collaborated with police to falsify charges against protesters. Her misconduct was exposed by an ABC15 investigation.












