Cockroaches on the cookline, workers not washing up among Phoenix-area health violations

Arizona’s Family Investigates reported recently how the monitor has not had an in-person visit to Maricopa County in nearly four years, making his last visit in January 2020.

The company, Fondomonte Arizona, leased 3500 acres of land for $25 per acre. Under existing state law, the company was allowed to pump as much groundwater as it needed for no additional cost.

With large concentrations of pavement and buildings, Phoenix is what’s known as an urban heat island. All that concrete and asphalt absorb and trap a lot of heat. It leads to higher temperatures during the day with less cooling at night. That’s where cool pavement comes in.

This week's Dirty Dining includes a popular Kierland Shopping Center bistro. Jason Barry reports.

Summer 2023 was deadly for Arizona teens after dozens died from gun violence. Arizona's Family Investigative Reporter Morgan Loew explains.

The Arizona Auditor General issued a report criticizing the Arizona Department of Transportation’s response to a series of breaches of the state’s MVD system that allowed thieves to get copies of Arizona driver’s licenses.