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Public Safety from local newsrooms

From AZ Family, ABC15 Arizona and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. AZ Family1 hour ago

    Man rescued from tree after becoming stuck over Salt River in Tempe, on AZ Family

    A man was rescued by helicopter after spending several hours stuck in a tree surrounded by fast-moving water.

    Also reported byABC15 Arizona

  2. AZ Family4 hours ago

    Firefighters rescue man from tree over fast-moving water in Tempe, on AZ Family

    First responders rescued a man Monday morning after he became trapped in a tree surrounded by fast-moving water in the Salt River.

  3. Fabulous Arizona5 hours ago

    Grand Hyatt Scottsdale Unveils 2026 Holiday Dining and Event Lineup, on Fabulous Arizona

    Celebrate the holidays at Grand Hyatt Scottsdale with Thanksgiving dining, train rides, private fire pits, and luxe New Year's Eve events.

  4. AZ Family6 hours ago

    2 young women die after being struck by several vehicles in Mesa; 3rd driver sought, on AZ Family

    Two young women died early Sunday after being hit by multiple vehicles while crossing a dark, rainy street in Mesa, and police are still looking for a third driver involved.

  5. AZ Family6 hours ago

    Man rescued from tree after becoming stuck over fast-moving Salt River in Tempe, on AZ Family

    Firefighters are working to rescue a man who is stuck in a tree near the bottom of the Salt River in the East Valley Monday morning.

  6. Your Valley7 hours ago

    Queen Creek police report five missing teen boys, on Your Valley

    Five teen boys were reported missing in Queen Creek on Friday and Saturday. Among the missing boys is one who had been located earlier this month. Curtis Havneros, 15, is White with brown …

  7. AZ Family9 hours ago

    Floodwaters blanket roads, walkways in Scottsdale; 1 person rescued, on AZ Family

    Parts of Scottsdale are underwater after most of the state was hit with heavy downpours, causing flooding over the weekend.