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Glendale student on road to recovery after tragic crash
Mountain Ridge High School senior Jett Weinstein had one of his legs amputated after a crash on I-17 that left another student dead. Three months later, he's back at school to join his class for one of their final senior sendoffs.
2 freeways in Phoenix area partially closed for the weekend
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Drivers who are travelers in the east Phoenix-Tempe area better prepare for freeway closures this weekend. The U.S. 60 and Loop 101 freeways will be partially closed for most of the weekend. Eastbound U.S. 60 will be shut down between Interstate 10 and Mill Avenue from...
Arizona Retailers Embrace AI Tech to Curb Shoplifting, Buckeye Store Sees Results, Phoenix Cracks Down on $560K Theft Ring
In Arizona, a new way of fighting shoplifting is gaining traction, with AI technology leading the charge. Retail stores are turning to artificial intelligence solutions like the app from Veesion, which alongside existing camera systems helps catch thieves in the act. A liquor store in Buckeye, Big K's is among the early adopters of this solution witnessing practical results. Store owner Nidal Abdelkareem relayed to ABC15 his experience, with the AI detecting several shoplifting instances, thus potentially saving thousands of dollars in losses.
FIRST ALERT FORECAST: Strong winds expected to kick off the weekend
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A weather system moving across the Desert Southwest today will result in enhanced winds as well as chances for showers, mainly across the higher terrain areas north and east of Phoenix. Any rainfall amounts will remain very light. Temperatures will continue to run below normal...
Phoenix Man Arrested, Charged with Murder in Shooting That Led to Innocent Driver's Death
A Phoenix man's journey from work to home was tragically cut short when he became an unintended victim in a fatal shooting back in February. Police have now arrested 34-year-old Joe Watson, slapping him with multiple felony charges, including murder, as reported by azfamily.com. Unsuspectingly driving near 23rd Street and...
Glendale Community Mourns as 13-Year-Old Succumbs to Hit-and-Run Injuries; Suspect Arrested and Charged
In a tragic turn of events, 13-year-old Elias "Eli" Bizzle has succumbed to his injuries after being struck in a hit-and-run incident in Glendale. According to ABC15, Eli was hit by a car while riding his bicycle on the evening of April 11 near 47th and Northern avenues, and died on April 23 after fighting for his life in the hospital.
Who has the edge to win the Arizona high school softball state champions?
The Arizona high school softball playoffs for big schools get underway Saturday. These are often some of the most fun, unpredictable playoffs on the high school sports calendar, with a double-elimination format keeping things interesting throughout. The Republic breaks down the big school tournaments: ...
ASU campus latest site for pro-Palestine protests; arrest made in Glendale cold case | Nightly Roundup
From pro-Palestinian protesters taking over on ASU's campus to an arrest made in an eight-year-old Glendale cold case, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Friday, April 26, 2024. 1. ASU becomes the latest campus to be taken over by Palestinian supporters. Featured. 2. Day...
Arizona has one of nation's most reliable electrical grids
Data: Climate Central via U.S. Department of Energy; Note: Major power outages affect at least 50k customers or interrupt service of 300 megawatts or more; Outage events can cross state lines; Map: Kavya Beheraj/AxiosArizona experienced only six power outages caused by extreme weather between 2000 and 2023, well below the national average, a new report from nonprofit research and communications group Climate Central found.Why it matters: A resilient electrical grid — which keeps our air conditioners working — can be a matter of life and death during the summer.Half of Phoenix residents would need emergency medical attention if a multiday...
Former state Sen. Tony Navarrete sentenced to 1 year in prison in child molestation case
Former Arizona state Sen. Otoniel “Tony” Navarrete on Friday received a sentence of one year in prison following his February conviction for sexually molesting a teenage boy he was caring for. The former lawmaker, dressed in a suit, was taken into custody by a Maricopa County Sheriff's Office deputy after the proceeding. ...
AZ Briefing: 24-story tower coming to this prime Phoenix location; Cardinals select dynamic receiver in NFL Draft; Pets up for adoption
Good morning, Arizona. Here's what our reporters are working on and what you should know before you start your day. A 24-story apartment tower is planned for development on 3.3 acres of vacant land in central Phoenix. Several high-rise buildings in downtown Phoenix belong to the same developer. For more...
'Frustrating and saddening': Central United Methodist Church in Phoenix to close after 150 years
Billed as Phoenix’s first Protestant church, Central United Methodist Church is shuttering after more than 150 years. The church’s pastor, the Rev. Brandon Gilmore, told The Arizona Republic on Thursday that congregants decided in a 26-4 vote on April 21 to close the house of worship on North Central Avenue near East McDowell Road due to dwindling attendance and lack of funding.
Avondale woman found dead in community lake
AVONDALE, Ariz. — A 63-year-old woman was found dead in an Avondale community lake Wednesday afternoon, officials said. Police said they don't suspect foul play. Officers were called to Garden Lakes Estates near Garden Lakes Parkway and 107th Avenue for reports of a woman floating in the lake. First...
Avondale is getting its first data center. Here's what you need to know
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Drive by the corner of West Lower Buckeye and Avondale Boulevard and you'll see dirt and farmland. However, growth is happening. A McDonald's was recently built there, a stoplight was installed and a new development of homes is also nearby. City leaders are looking forward to the next step.
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