A former feed store employee who was fired for photographing bikini baristas at a nearby coffee stand returned to the business weeks later and set fire to its hay supply, officials say.
Carvin Keith Anthony Jones, the Phoenix-based guitarist known around the world as Carvin Jones and nicknamed the “King of Strings,” died early Sunday morning. He was 60.
Any new registration will require at least one registered owner to have a motorcycle license or endorsement on their driver’s license, according to officials with the Arizona Department of Transportation.
Two dogs suffering from smoke inhalation were pulled from a burning west Phoenix home Sunday night and revived by firefighters using special oxygen masks made for pets.
Lines stretched out the door this weekend as customers rushed to say goodbye to south Phoenix’s Tres Leches Cafe, a locally owned Mexican coffee shop that is closing for good.
Harmony, who was an “impressive” 21 years old, was humanely euthanized following an age-related health decline, according to Out of Africa Wildlife Park and Sanctuary officials.
Flagstaff Pulliam Airport received an $800,000 federal grant meant to incentivize an air carrier to add nonstop flights from Flagstaff to either Denver or Salt Lake City.
A man is dead and another man is in custody after a shooting outside of a family gathering in Prescott Valley on Saturday night, according to officials with the Prescott Valley Police Department.
A grandmother is dead and two family members are hospitalized after troopers say a suspected impaired driver crashed into their vehicles early Wednesday morning.
Three baby raccoons got a hard lesson in dumpster diving Thursday, and it took two Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers to bail them out of a Lake Havasu City dumpster.
