6 cameras will target left turns
Scottsdale is turning on a new kind of photo enforcement camera at six intersections - this time to catch motorists who run red lights while making left turns.
4 hurt in crash involving pet-grooming van
Three women and an 8-year-old girl suffered minor injuries after a pet-grooming van and a Nissan truck collided Thursday in Gilbert.
3 Mexican gray wolves killed illegally
Of nine Mexican gray wolves that died in the Southwest this year, at least three were killed illegally, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife.
Ethan fire nearly out after scorching almost 7,000 acres
After thousands of acres burned and dozens of people evacuated their homes, the Ethan Fire in the Gila River Indian Community has been almost fully contained, officials said Thursday.
Ariz. DHS director resigns
Arizona Department of Health Services Director Sue Gerard is resigning her position.
Breeder gives teen horse to 'pay it forward'
Lexie Micio, 13, won the 7-month-old purebred Arabian chestnut colt named Boot after the breeder decided to give something back following an unrelated bit of good fortune.
OSHA investigating firm after worker suffered heat stroke
A Phoenix man who suffered heat stroke last week while helping build a new preschool now the focus of a workplace safety investigation has been discharged after spending five days in a Gilbert hospital.
Border Patrol seizes 940 pounds of pot
YUMA - The U.S. Border Patrol says they've seized 940 pounds of marijuana after an agent monitoring a camera near Yuma spotted men emerging from a drainage pipe
Crooks scam Wal-Mart cashier out of $500
The warning was triggered by a $500 loss that occurred June 16 after two men entered the Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market, 6645 W. Peoria Ave. in Glendale.
Ex-Tucson teacher sues district over 'nudity' comments
TUCSON- A former high school dance instructor is suing the Tucson Unified School District, alleging district staffers told prospective employers she was fired for ''inappropriate conduct involving nudity and a videotape.''
Feds: 9 Mexican gray wolves died in wild in 2008
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Nine Mexican gray wolves have died in the wild so far this year, including three females that were illegally shot, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Thursday.
