Woman convicted in fake bomb threat case

KTAR - Fri Nov 06

A Chandler woman has been convicted of calling in a bomb threat in order to cancel classes at Tempe's Corona del Sol High School.

Man Gets 28 Years In Vet's Beating Death

KPHO-TV Phoenix - Fri Nov 06

A Glendale man was sentenced to 28 years in prison Friday for the 2007 beating death of an Air Force veteran.

Prison rape victim blames other victim

Azcentral.com - Fri Nov 06

Arizona Republic reporters offer investigative and behind-the-scenes takes on the news.

B&C Colonia sewer project out to bid

Yuma Sun - Fri Nov 06

Tempers flared in opposition Thursday evening at a county public hearing regarding a proposed sewer system for one Yuma area, but in the end the Yuma County Board of Supervisors sent it onto the next step: to bid the project.

Plan your stylish weekend

Azcentral.com - Thu Nov 05

The latest buzz on fashion, beauty, shopping and celeb style. Your stylish weekend plans start today If you love fashion, shopping or people watching, you've got plenty of weekend plans.

Scottsdale man sentenced in ID theft ring

KGUN-TV Tucson - Thu Nov 05

A Scottsdale man charged in an identity theft operation has been sentenced to eight years in prison.

Mug Shot of the Week from Tempe PD: 21-Year-Old Sean Sexton

New Times - Wed Nov 04

This is the pouting face of 21-year-old Sean Sexton. Tempe police say Sexton was standing outside of a check-cashing store near Southern and Mill avenues October 28 firing an Airsoft rifle at the store's windows.

Blindness fails to slow Chandler runner

Scottsdale Tribune - Wed Nov 04

Cindy Rogers, left, and her running partner, Mari Brown, run along a path in Dobson Ranch on Monday in Mesa.

Tempe police arrest teen in high school gun case

Northwest Valley News - Wed Nov 04

Tempe police have announced the arrest of a McClintock High School student who apparently brought a loaded firearm on campus.

Tempe voters approve $77M bond for elementary schools

Arizona Republic - Wed Nov 04

Residents in the Tempe Elementary School District approved by a nearly 2-1 margin a $77 million bond, much of which would pay for renovations to three elementary schools: Aguilar, Arredondo and Laird.