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Chad Daybell: Jurors, prosecutor reflect on guilty verdict and death sentence
PHOENIX - For the first time since Chad Daybell was found guilty for murdering Joshua ‘JJ’ Vallow, Tylee Ryan, and his first wife Tammy, we are hearing from jurors who also sentenced the so-called 'Doomsday Prophet" to death. Among the 12 jurors who found Daybell guilty of murdering...
This Arizona spot has the best air quality in the US, study shows. Here's why
The Lake Havasu-Kingman area was found to enjoy the best air quality in the nation, while metro Phoenix has one of the worst, according to a recent study. The study by SmartSurvey identified the areas across the country with the worst air quality by evaluating 12 air quality indicators using 2023 data from the United States Environmental Protection Agency. Each area was given a total index score — the lower the score, the worse the air quality.
Woman Has FUNeral For Late Husband
After Katie Young’s husband passed away from a stroke on May 17th, she decided against a traditional funeral. Instead, she hosted a "FUNeral" to celebrate Brandon’s life, complete with a bouncy castle, arts and crafts, and his favorite foods. Katie wanted her three children to have happy memories of their 39-year-old dad's sendoff, so she made the event a joyful gathering at their home with family and friends.
Excessive Heat Warning issued for Phoenix area
PHOENIX - An Excessive Heat Warning has been issued for the Phoenix area, and several Arizona counties, as temperatures could reach 113°F in some parts of the state this week. "High temperatures are expected to peak on Thursday and Friday at between 109-113 degrees across the lower deserts," NWS...
Road blocked after body found near train tracks in central Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A road was partially closed in central Phoenix after a body was found early Wednesday morning. The scene was near train tracks at 19th Avenue and Van Buren Street. A wheelchair with a body lying next to it could be seen by the tracks as Arizona’s Family arrived.
Phoenix police identify 27-year-old man officers fatally shot during armed robbery call
Police identified the robbery suspect officers fatally shot Sunday afternoon near a central Phoenix park. Joshua Main, 27, was shot after he raised a gun as officers pulled out of their vehicles in an alley while he was on a motorcycle, police said. Main was a suspect in response to...
FBI and Gila River Police in Joint Investigation of Officer-Involved Shooting in Gila River Indian Community
A tragedy struck the Gila River Indian Community on Saturday, resulting in the deaths of Gila River Police Officer Josh Briese and an unidentified bystander. The FBI's Phoenix Field Office, in partnership with the Gila River Police Department, is knee-deep in an ongoing investigation following the fatal officer-involved shooting that occurred in District 4. Details remain sparse, but what's confirmed is the loss deeply felt by the community.
This Phoenix-area retail center has decayed for decades. A fresh plan aims to bring new life
Danelle Plaza was first built in 1963, when it was billed as “the heart of Tempe's new downtown” by its original developer. It was even the location of City Hall for a period of time around 1970. Hopes for the property outdistanced reality. Today, the 14-acre site at...
Phoenix Man Charged With Second-Degree Murder After Bus Stop Shooting Claims a Life
A fatal gunshot tore through the calm of a Phoenix neighborhood, claiming the life of a 49-year-old man near a bus stop and sending another man behind bars. The deadly altercation took place late Friday night, within the vicinity of Tatum Boulevard and Union Hills Drive. Nathan Page, the victim, died at the scene as a result of the gunfire, as reported by FOX 10 Phoenix.
Legal battles continue over proposed Interstate 11 path
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs won't use her power to direct the state Department of Transportation to scrap a proposal that could put a new interstate highway next to Tucson Mountain Park and through a special corridor set up to ensure wildlife migration. The governor told Capitol Media Services...
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