MLB Cactus League Alters Schedule Due to Arizona Heatwave
Triple-digit temperatures in Arizona are disrupting MLB spring training, with over 10 Cactus League games rescheduled to evening starts or earlier times for safety.
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Woman Paralyzed by Botulism from Homemade Fermented Fish
A 24-year-old Phoenix woman, Trinity Peterson-Mayes, faces months of recovery after being partially paralyzed by botulism from eating fermented swordfish at a friend's dinner.
Woman Paralyzed by Botulism from Fermented Fish Meal
Trinity Peterson-Mayes, a 24-year-old two-time cancer survivor, was left partially paralyzed after contracting a rare, life-threatening case of botulism from a home-cooked fermented swordfish dish.
Phoenix Suns Owners Agree to Mediation in Financial Dispute
Phoenix Suns minority owners and controlling owner Mat Ishbia have agreed to confidential binding mediation to resolve a lawsuit over franchise finances, dismissing a scheduled trial.
Murderer Demands Death Penalty for Pastor Crucifixion
Adam Sheafe, 51, pleaded guilty to murdering Pastor William Schonemann in a horrific crucifixion-style killing. He begged the judge for execution, revealing plans to target 14 more religious leaders.
Arizona Senator Criticized for Comments on Female Athlete
Democratic Senator Catherine Miranda sparked outrage after questioning former volleyball captain Kaylie Ray's competitiveness during a hearing on protecting women's sports.
Record Heat Threatens Arizona's Cactus League Spring Training
Forecasters predict temperatures could soar above 105°F in Arizona next week, potentially disrupting Major League Baseball's spring training schedule and player safety.
Arizona Governor Vetoes Charlie Kirk License Plate Bill
Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed legislation to create a commemorative license plate honouring the late Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, citing a desire to avoid partisan politics.
Arizona Governor Vetoes Charlie Kirk License Plate
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a proposal for a state license plate honouring right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk, citing concerns over partisanship.
Arizona Governor Rejects Charlie Kirk Memorial License Plate
Arizona's Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill proposing a specialty license plate honoring slain right-wing commentator Charlie Kirk, stating it fails to 'bring people together'.
Angels Broadcaster Survives High-Speed Hit-and-Run in Arizona
Veteran Los Angeles Angels radio announcer Terry Smith escaped with only a thumb injury after a terrifying hit-and-run collision in Phoenix during Spring Training coverage.
Beyond Spotify: How to Support Artists Financially
Discover actionable tips from musician Victoria Bigelow on supporting artists, from switching to fairer streaming platforms like Tidal to buying merchandise and attending local shows.
Phoenix Plane Crash Injures Three After Mechanical Failure
A Piper P-28 aircraft crashed into two Phoenix homes minutes after takeoff, causing injuries and a hazardous fuel leak. Emergency crews evacuated residents as the FAA investigates.
Haitian Asylum Seeker Dies in ICE Custody from Tooth Infection
Emmanuel Damas, a 56-year-old Haitian father seeking asylum, died from a tooth infection while detained by ICE. His family alleges he was denied dental care and given only ibuprofen.
New Details in Arizona Teen Hiking Murders Revealed
Nearly one year after two Arizona teenagers were brutally killed during a day hike, newly released medical examiner reports reveal shocking details about their gunshot wounds.
Three Injured in Phoenix Backyard Plane Crash
A small aircraft crashed into two homes in Phoenix, injuring three people including a student pilot and instructor. The Piper P-28 tore off a wing before coming to rest nose-down beside a swimming pool.
Phoenix Plane Crash into Homes Injures Three Near Pool
A small aircraft struck two residences in Phoenix before crashing nose-down beside a backyard swimming pool, leaving three individuals with minor injuries. Authorities confirm the FAA is investigating the incident.
Scouting America Sues LGBTQ Travel Firm Over Name
Scouting America, formerly Boy Scouts of America, has filed a trademark lawsuit against LGBTQ travel company Queer Scout, alleging brand dilution and false association amid political tensions.
FBI Moves Command Post in Nancy Guthrie Abduction Case
The FBI is relocating its command post from Tucson to Phoenix in the investigation into Nancy Guthrie's abduction, 26 days after her disappearance. No suspect has been identified despite DNA evidence and a $1 million reward.
FBI: Girl Found on Tribal Lands Likely Hit by Vehicle
The FBI says an 8-year-old girl whose body was discovered on Navajo Nation lands in Arizona was likely struck by a passing vehicle while walking home.
Vaping Made Mother's Lungs 'Crispy' and Tear During Illness
Kara Mullins, 49, switched from smoking to vaping believing it was healthier, but four years later, vaping residue made her lungs fragile during flu, causing tears and a life-threatening crisis.
Phoenix Lovebirds Teach Lessons on Monogamy and Resilience
Phoenix hosts the world's largest colony of rosy-faced lovebirds outside Africa. These monogamous parrots demonstrate lifelong bonds and remarkable adaptability in urban environments.
Noem Ends Press Conference Over Balloon-Drone Confusion
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem abruptly ended a press conference when questioned about a border incident where officials shot down a party balloon, mistaking it for a cartel drone and forcing an airport closure.
Kari Lake Rules Out Congressional Bid After Trump Snub
Former Arizona gubernatorial and Senate candidate Kari Lake confirms she will not run for Congress, following reports President Trump discouraged her White House pitch for endorsement last October.
Arcadia Proper: Phoenix's Family-Friendly Celebrity Enclave
Discover Arcadia Proper, Phoenix's prestigious neighbourhood where families return for generations, boasting celebrity neighbours, multi-million dollar homes, and stunning mountain views.
Jack Doherty Banned from Phoenix Golf Open After Incident
Professional golfer Jack Doherty has been banned from the Phoenix Waste Management Open following a controversial incident, sparking debate over conduct in sports.
Bathroom Queue Dispute Leads to Fatal Shooting in Phoenix
A family in Phoenix is seeking justice after Danny Kaster was allegedly shot dead by Deondre Franklin following an argument over a bathroom line at a gas station.
Uber Ordered to Pay $8.5M in Sexual Assault Case
A federal jury in Phoenix has ordered Uber to pay $8.5 million to a passenger who was allegedly raped by a driver, finding the company liable in a verdict that could impact thousands of similar cases nationwide.
Nurse's Astonishing Account of Patient's Final Moments
A former hospice nurse turned doctor shares a viral story of a terminally ill patient who suddenly walked and spoke lucidly just hours before passing away, describing the phenomenon known as a 'second wind'.
Muscle Memory Exhibition Opens at Phoenix Art Museum
The Phoenix Art Museum launches 'Muscle Memory', a pioneering exhibition exploring how physical experiences shape memory and identity through contemporary art installations.
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