Pete Suratos
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FD: Four displaced after Phoenix house fire; could be weather related
A house fire in East Phoenix has displaced four people and Phoenix Fire is investigating if it's weather related. → Read More
Tempe company, Vemma, accused of running illegal pyramid scheme
A Valley nutrition-based company has been shut down by the feds after being accused of running an illegal pyramid scheme. → Read More
Governor Ducey Speaks After Education Funding Talks Hit Impasse
Governor Doug Ducey speaking to the media for the first time since mediation talks broke down between the state and school districts. → Read More
OSHA Heat Index App Helps Outdoor Workers
Working in 100 plus degree weather can be dangerous, and that’s what a new heat safety app by OSHA is trying to prevent. → Read More
Tempe bar won't face discrimination claim; Briana Sandy claims she was asked to leave
A local bar in Tempe accused of discriminating against a transgender woman will not face any fines from the city. → Read More
Large fire consumes abandoned Phoenix home believed to be used by squatters, according to neighbors
According to Phoenix Fire, an abandoned home near 7th Avenue and Apache Street caught on fire around 4 a.m. Sunday. → Read More
Valley teenager builds amphitheater for brother's summer camp
If you give Christopher and Tyler Mercado video game controllers, good luck trying to get their attention. But for Tyler, it's one of the few things he can control. → Read More
Raising Canes Taking Action For The Troops
The Karys are trading in a picnic table this Fourth of July for a corner booth at Raising Canes. Their festivities don't involve barbecue or the restaurant chain's tasty chicken fingers. → Read More
Goodyear community gathers to rebuild playground
City officials felt the time was right to make the change added some new bells and whistles. → Read More
Peoria woman learns to swim in case child ever needs help
For Rupa Pullareddizari her interest in learning how to swim starts with her six-year old son. → Read More
Valley Muslims move forward after anti-Islam rally
Saturday's forum brought together groups from different faiths and local organizations that feel the anti-Islam sentiment from protesters did nothing to educate people about the real problem of extremist terrorist groups. → Read More
Kikstart program: Free summer meals for Valley students
Kikstart, a local non-profit out of Peoria, will be handing out thousands of meals throughout the summer to kids in low-income communities around the Valley. → Read More
Hundreds attend Memorial Day ceremony at National Cemetery of Arizona
Hundreds of people spent their Memorial Day morning honoring Arizona's fallen soldiers at the National Cemetery of Arizona. → Read More
5 tips to keep intruders out of the garage
Tommy Mello repairs garage doors for a living and has seen his fair share of break-ins as a result. → Read More
Sunnyslope High Holds Car Wash Fundraiser For Student Killed At Bus Stop
Austin's band teacher says many groups came together to put on Saturday's car wash, which will deliver all proceeds to Austin's family. → Read More
MCSO holds 20th 'Deadbeat Dad' roundup to find those accused of not paying child support
It's a controversial event when Maricopa County Sheriff's Office rounds up individuals accused of being so-called deadbeats for not paying their child support. → Read More
Rand Paul to visit Arizona State University
Kentucky Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul is set to speak at the Sun Devil Complex in Tempe at 3 p.m. Friday. → Read More
Volunteers go through Glendale community checking, installing smoke alarms
Volunteers install new smoke alarms in Glendale neighborhood → Read More
Arizona next when it comes to legalizing recreational marijuana?
Group files paperwork for 2016 ballot initiative to legalize marijuana for recreational use. → Read More
Patrick O'Donnell update: Superintendent accused of hitting student won't face federal charges
The Pinal County Attorney felt there was not enough evidence to prosecute a Superior principal on allegations that he assaulted a student. → Read More