Suelen Rivera
KTAR News
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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It's Pi Day: Here's where to find deals on pie and pizza in the Valley
In celebration of Pi Day, March 14 (03/14), don't be surprised if you see the cost for pizza or pie going for $3.14. → Read More
Bicyclists in fatal Goodyear incident were friends riding route for a decade
The bicyclists involved in a fatal incident in Goodyear were friends who had been safely riding the route for more than a decade. → Read More
Valley Metro riders can now pay fares through mobile app
Just in time for the big game, Valley Metro riders have a new way of paying for fares when traveling, the transit system said Wednesday. → Read More
Glendale police seek help identifying suspect in Circle K robbery
Glendale police are asking the public's help in identifying a suspect involved in a robbery in December, authorities said. → Read More
5 Arizona universities get $43.1M in funding for 900 student nurses
Five Arizona universities received a combined $43.1 million in funding to pay tuition for 900 nursing students. → Read More
Secretary of State Fontes calls for investigation into Lake over election
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes called for an investigation into Kari Lake on Monday after she posted photos of voter signatures. → Read More
Yuma mayor steadfast at the border despite drop in migrants this month
Yuma Mayor Doug Nicholls said it's too soon to gauge if Biden's latest policy is influencing a shift in migrant crossings at the border. → Read More
Monopoly unveils Scottsdale edition of board game
Just when you thought Monopoly couldn't get better, it has. The latest edition highlights the "West's Most Western Town": Scottsdale. → Read More
MCSO to install scanning machines at jails to detect for drugs
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone announced Wednesday scanning machines will soon be installed at jailhouses to detect for drugs. → Read More
At least 100 Valley firefighters respond to blaze at north Phoenix hotel
At least 100 firefighters in the Valley worked to extinguish a hotel fire in north Phoenix Tuesday evening, authorities said. → Read More
Gov. Doug Ducey to dismantle shipping containers, feds to build Yuma wall
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey will dismantle portions of his shipping container barrier, and the U.S. government will put up new wall in Yuma. → Read More
Mesa-based Angry Crab Shack to debut international location in London
Mesa-based Angry Crab Shack announced Monday it will open its first international store in London next year. → Read More
Maricopa County to release final 'big drop' of votes for Arizona elections
Arizona's two most populated counties will release the latest updates on election results Monday around 6 p.m. → Read More
Studio, 1-bedroom attainable units to be built near downtown Tempe
A housing development with attainable, one-bedroom and studio apartments will soon be built near downtown Tempe. → Read More
The Stillery to open in Goodyear's future downtown
A Tennessee-based live music restaurant announced plans Wednesday to open in late 2023 in Goodyear's future downtown area. → Read More
Closed for over a year, Fossil Creek in central Arizona to reopen
Fossil Creek in central Arizona is reopening to the public after a wildfire forced a closure for nearly a year-and-a-half. → Read More
More than $11.4M going toward 52 clean school buses across Arizona
More than $11 million in funding is going toward 52 clean buses set to be distributed across the state, officials announced Thursday. → Read More
Wrong-way driver dies in Phoenix after crashing into 3 vehicles
The driver of a wrong-way vehicle died early Sunday after crashing into three vehicles and hospitalizing four others, authorities said. → Read More
3 Valley cities rank among top 10 best places in US for Halloween
Three Arizona cities ranked among the top 10 best places in the nation for Halloween in 2022, according to a recent study. → Read More
Gilbert police launch crisis response team unit to aid community
The Gilbert Police Department recently launched a crisis response team to help marginalized residents in need. → Read More