Two Arrested After $93K in Sneakers, Gear Stolen From MLB Player’s Phoenix Storage Unit
Police say the suspects were caught after trying to sell a pair of shoes taken from the unit.
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Pedestrian Killed in Hit-and-Run Near 31st Drive and Northern: Phoenix Police
The driver left before officers arrived Thursday night, and police are asking for tips through Silent Witness.
U.S. Hits International Criminal Court With Sweeping Sanctions
The measures cut the court off from U.S. banks, tech firms and the dollar; allies quickly objected.
Trump Taps Trump Media’s Katie Zacharia as Next White House Press Secretary
Zacharia, a commentator for Trump Media & Technology Group, will succeed Karoline Leavitt, the AP reported.
Severe Turbulence Injures 9 on Avianca Flight, Forcing Emergency Landing in Miami
The Airbus A320 was flying from Medellín to New York when it diverted early Friday, the AP reported.
Phoenix May Hit Its Last 100 Degrees Friday Before Rachel Remnants Bring Storms
Rain and strong wind gusts are expected Saturday into Sunday, with a Wind Advisory for Sunday, the NWS says.
Army Report Finds ‘Breakdowns Across All Layers’ Behind Deadly DC Midair Collision
The report, obtained by the AP, cites broken radio transmissions and calls for reviews of helicopter routes in other cities.
Curtis Flowers, Freed After Supreme Court Tossed His Death Sentence, Dies at 56
Flowers spent more than 22 years in prison and was tried six times for a 1996 quadruple killing.
Mamdani’s Oct. 7 anniversary statement angers both Israel’s backers and critics
Pro-Palestinian protesters interrupted a vigil to confront the New York mayor, while Jewish critics called his statement ‘reprehensible.’
USPS Says No Valley Facility Closed After Recorder Heap Warns of Mail Ballot Delays
Supervisor Thomas Galvin criticized Recorder Justin Heap; Heap’s office did not respond to requests for clarification.