Jessica Suerth
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Man accused of walking onto Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport tarmac
A man is accused of walking onto the tarmac at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, the second such incident in less than a week. → Read More
Man accused of jumping from plane onto Phoenix Sky Harbor tarmac
A man is facing trespassing charges after allegedly jumping from a plane onto the tarmac at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport early Friday. → Read More
Case of tuberculosis reported at West Valley charter school
Someone at a West Valley charter school has tested positive for tuberculosis, according to ABC15. The individual is no longer at the school. → Read More
Person at West Valley charter school tests positive for tuberculosis
Someone at a West Valley charter school has tested positive for tuberculosis, officials said Thursday. → Read More
Man arrested for climbing on top of light rail in downtown Phoenix
A man was arrested for climbing on top of a Valley Metro light rail platform in downtown Phoenix early Friday, causing traffic to come to a halt. → Read More
Homeland Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen to visit Arizona border this week
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen will travel to southern Arizona for an immigration roundtable event on Thursday. → Read More
British indie duo Her's killed in wrong-way car crash in Arizona
The two members of the British indie band Her's were killed in a fiery wrong-way car accident in western Arizona this week. → Read More
Flagstaff man accused of leading high-speed pursuit in Phoenix area
A Flagstaff man was accused of leading Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers on a high-speed chase throughout the Phoenix area on Tuesday. → Read More
AP FACT CHECK: Trump takes credit for law named after McCain
President Donald Trump's posthumous slam on Sen. John McCain flips reality on its head when it comes to who gave veterans the option to see a private doctor at public expense. → Read More
Gallego continues to emphasize priorities after Phoenix mayoral election
Phoenix Mayor-elect Kate Gallego told KTAR News 92.3 FM's Arizona's Morning News what her priorities will be now that she has been elected. → Read More
Dolphinaris Arizona to be replaced by attraction without animals
Dolphinaris Arizona, the facility that closed after four dolphins died in less than two years, will be replaced with a new concept without animals. → Read More
Phoenix rain to add to record-breaking totals, high country will see snow
Phoenix has already seen record-breaking rainfall for the season, but a storm that is expected to move into the area as early as Monday evening will add to the total. → Read More
Thousands of Arizonans hit in Medicaid agency's data breach
Thousands of Arizonans were affected by a data breach earlier this year that targeted the state's Medicaid agency, it was announced Monday. → Read More
Hamilton High School student diagnosed with mumps
An East Valley high school student was diagnosed with mumps, health officials with Maricopa County confirmed to KTAR News 92.3 FM on Tuesday. → Read More
Say 'aloha': Southwest to start offering flights from Phoenix to Hawaii
Southwest Airlines announced Monday that it would begin offering flights from Phoenix to Hawaii, with some as low as $88 one way. → Read More
Arizona State University's Tempe golf course to close in May
Arizona State University's Karsten Golf Course in Tempe will close in May as part of a move to transfer the men's and women's golf teams to Phoenix. → Read More
Political experts say Mark Kelly's Senate run will challenge Republicans
Political analysts say Mark Kelly's announcement that he would seek the Democratic seat for U.S. Senate will pose a major challenge to Republicans. → Read More
Arizona educators look to confront lawmakers on third day of walkouts
Thousands of educators and supporters gathered at the Arizona Capitol on Monday for the third day of walkouts, but they were determined to do much more than show up and make noise: They wanted to speak to lawmakers. → Read More
Arizona educators push back against lawmakers on second day of walkout
On the second day of a statewide walkout, Arizona educators pushed back against lawmakers, refusing to get "bullied" amid the second day of a protest for higher wages and better classroom conditions. → Read More
Devastating Phoenix heat forces Red for Ed walkout to end early
The Legislature was not the only thing that thousands of people were going up against at the Arizona Capitol on Thursday: Several people passed out due to the heat. → Read More