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The Lunch Break Bandit is suspect of robbing nine banks across the Valley since February 2019.
Search continues for Lunch Break Bandit in Valley bank robberies
The FBI and local authorities continue to seek the public's help in identifying a bank robber dubbed the "Lunch Break Bandit." The suspect is believed to be in his 40s or 50s, 5 feet 6 inches tall … more
Wanona Fritz holds a cat while touring the Arizona Humane Society. Ms. Fritz is a member of Legacy Circle, a program where people designate the AHS in their will, trust or other estate plans to receive some — if not all — of their money once they have died.
A “will” to help: Arizona Humane Society programs give pet owners peace of mind
The Arizona Humane Society has a Legacy Circle program whose members have designated the organization in their will, trust or other legacy giving plans. more
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In this July 27, 2015 photo, the busy Bright Angel Trail is crowded with hikers headed down into the Grand Canyon at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. The Interior Department is considering recommendations to modernize campgrounds within the National Park Service.
Proposal seeks to modernize campgrounds at national parks
FLAGSTAFF — Food trucks. Wi-Fi. Hot showers. Those campground upgrades could be coming to a national park near you. more
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Lawsuit against Maricopa County Sheriff's Office ends after 42 years
A federal judge ended a 42-year-old lawsuit over conditions in the jails in Maricopa County. The lawsuit was filed in 1977 amid allegations that the civil rights of inmates had been violated. more
Arizona State quarterback Jayden Daniels (5) passes against Washington State during the second half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, in Tempe, Arizona.
No. 13 Utah battles No. 17 Arizona State in key Pac-12 game
Here's a snapshot of what you need to know as  No. 17 Arizona State (5-1, 2-1 Pac-12) visits No. 13 Utah (5-1, 2-1) at 6 p.m. EDT on the Pac-12 Network. more
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John Kavanagh file photo 2018
Arizona lawmaker proposes bill ahead of Tucson sanctuary city vote
PHOENIX — A veteran state lawmaker wants to put taxpayers of any city that enacts a “sanctuary” policy on the financial hook if police fail to call immigration officials on someone who is a convicted felon, in this country illegally, and then goes on to commit another felony. more
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This undated photo provided shows bison in far northern Arizona.
AZGFD to celebrate National Bison Day on Nov. 2
To increase awareness and provide information about bison, the Arizona Game & Fish Department will host a bison viewing workshop near Flagstaff on National Bison Day, Saturday, Nov. 2. more
Former Mesa Mayor Scott Smith in 2014 announcing his gubernatorial bid with the assistance of then-Gov. Jan Brewer.
Group trying to escape fine for violating Arizona campaign finance laws
PHOENIX — A group that spent $260,000 attacking a 2014 foe of Doug Ducey in his first gubernatorial race is trying — again — to escape paying a fine for violating state campaign finance laws. more
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The Norman Lykes house, considered Frank Lloyd Wright’s last residential design before his death in 1959, perches on a hillside in Phoenix. Once listed for $2.65 million, the house is going on the auction block in October.
Frank Lloyd Wright house, once listed for $2.6 million, headed for auction
PHOENIX — A cluster of overlapping circles distinguish a Frank Lloyd Wright home nestled in a rocky hillside at an edge of the Phoenix Mountains Preserve. more
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Things to Do in the Valley – Oct. 17-23
Below are entertainment options around the Valley for the week of Oct. 17-23. Event details are subject to change. Visit newsroom.visitarizona.com/events. Oct. 17 - PHOENIX: Steve Hackett … more
This July 16, 1945 photo shows an aerial view after the first atomic explosion at Trinity Test Site, New Mexico. Western governors say atmospheric nuclear weapons testing exposed more states and more people to radiation fallout and resulting cancers and other diseases than the federal government recognizes.
Western governors want nuclear testing compensation expanded
BOISE, Idaho — Atmospheric nuclear weapons testing exposed more states and more people to radiation fallout and resulting cancers and other diseases than the federal government currently recognizes, Western governors said. more
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MCSO identifies suspect, victim in officer-involved shooting in Buckeye
Sheriff’s deputies continue to investigate an officer-involved shooting that ended in a suspect’s death. more
Partnerships aim to decrease air pollution this holiday season in Maricopa County
The Arizona Propane Gas Association, in partnership with the Arizona Propane Education & Research Foundation, has agreed to support the Maricopa County Air Quality Department’s effort to help keep the air clean and residents healthy this winter with their annual Burn Cleaner, Burn Better campaign. more
Sherry Wagoner (Sun Health)
Upcoming class provides communicating tips for dementia
Communicating with a loved one or friend who has Alzheimer’s or another form dementia can be challenging, both for the person with dementia as well as for someone trying to communicate with … more
Mobility technology drives into the Valley
Municipalities across the Valley are taking different approaches to the evolving mobility technologies, but Chandler is a standout when it comes to autonomous vehicles. more
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Arkansas judge: Court to hear 19 adoption scheme cases
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — An Arkansas judge ruled Friday that the court will decide individual outcomes to 19 statewide adoption cases against an Arizona elected official accused of human … more
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Arizona State quarterback Jayden Daniels passes against California in the first half of an NCAA college football game, Friday, Sept. 27, 2019, in Berkeley, California.
No. 18 Arizona State faces high-powered Washington State
Here's what you need to know as Arizona State University and Washington State University prepare to throw down in Tempe, Arizona. more
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Las Vegas and Phoenix are the only two cities in the nation with populations more than one million people that are not currently linked by an interstate. However, Interstate 11 will provide that linkage, with a 15-mile portion of the new road now open near the Nevada-Arizona border as of August 2018. [Submitted photo]
Opposition against Interstate 11 in Arizona cite existing roads, environment
PHOENIX — A proposed new highway from Nogales to Wickenburg — and eventually beyond to Kingman — has united a Republican legislator and environmental interests in opposition, albeit for different reasons. more
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Brandon Fox (MCSO)
Man in custody after monthslong investigation into deadly shooting in Glendale
A man is in custody after a monthslong investigation into a fatal shooting in Glendale. Brandon Dalewayne Fox, 25, was arrested on  a second-degree murder charge. Glendale police have been … more
Portions of multiple Valley freeways are closed, restricted this weekend
Improvement projects will require closures or lane restrictions along Phoenix-area freeways this weekend, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation. more
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