Scottsdale Family Behind Big League Wiffle Ball Buys the Original Wiffle Ball Company
Jordan Rose becomes board chair, and her sons, 20 and 17, will run the Connecticut manufacturer founded in 1953.
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Lufthansa to Launch Nonstop Phoenix-Munich Flights in August 2027
It will be Phoenix’s first nonstop to Germany since Condor dropped its Frankfurt route in 2024.
Tempe’s Prop 424 Would Raise the Sales Tax Half a Cent for Police, Fire, Transit and Child Care
Supporters say the $50 million a year fills a hole left by the state’s rental tax ban; some business owners call it regressive.
Man, 33, Killed in Suspected Road-Rage Shooting on Alma School Road in Mesa
Everyone involved stayed at the scene and is cooperating with investigators, Mesa police said.
University of Arizona Suspends Sigma Phi Epsilon Amid Hazing, Sexual Assault Allegations
The fraternity is accused of serving alcohol to minors at two parties; a woman says two members raped her at one of them.
Scottsdale Braces for a 17% Cut in Colorado River Water, but Taps Won’t Feel It Yet
The city isn’t using its full allocation, but council members warn new water sources could push rates higher.
DCS Director Wants Group Homes to Search for Missing Foster Kids Before Calling Police
Kathryn Ptak says most runaways return within a day; advocates point to foster youth who died after going missing.
Mayes and Fontes Sue Recorder Heap to Restore Voting Rights of 25 Citizens Marked ‘Not Eligible’
The voters were among 60 investigated as possible noncitizens; county prosecutors later found most were citizens.
Northern Arizona Sees Its Biggest Round of Tornado Warnings Since 2010
A Pacific storm system is producing the rotation more typical of the Great Plains, a National Weather Service meteorologist says.
Golf Ball-Size Hail Shatters Windows in North Phoenix as Storms Knock Out Power Across the Valley
Homes, cars and a store near 19th and Peoria avenues were hit hard Wednesday; thousands of APS and SRP customers briefly lost power.