Peoria

Fire crews responded to a hazmat situation at the Peoria home after a neighbor reported smelling an odor coming from the area.

A number of Peoria Unified School District bus routes are being cancelled for the rest of the week due to a bus driver shortage.

A few valley school bus drivers say the driver shortage is stretching them very thin and leading to more problems – that includes schools in Peoria.

Paqua Park, which floats on Scorpion Bay Marina, offers a maze-like series of obstacles that are bound to send both children and adults alike plunging into the lake.

Late Tuesday night, police said Campos was located and is safe.

Officials say the animals were safe and will be returned to their owners after a house fire broke out near 71st Avenue and Mountain View Road.

Four Peoria dachshunds are lucky to be alive after each suffered several bee stings when a landscaper reportedly disturbed a nearby beehive.

Peoria Police officials say six people, identified as the parents and siblings of a 20-year-old pregnant woman, have been arrested and accused of targeting the woman, as well as trying to kidnap her.

The Peoria Panther Pride Marching Band needs help making it to Washington, D.C. for the city's 2022 Memorial Day Parade.

According to police, Bledsoe made several statements regarding possible self-harm prior to leaving.

Recent monsoon storms have toppled trees across the Valley, and one company is turning these felled trees into furniture that could last generations.

A Peoria police officer was struck head-on by a driver suspected of impairment on Tuesday morning.

As the CDC released a state-wide new mask mandate for vaccinated and non-vaccinated, some Arizona cities started to follow.

Arizona's Department of Health Services agrees with the CDC that anyone in an indoor or school setting should be wearing a mask, regarding if they are vaccinated or not, as COVID-19 numbers begin to surge.

A large bucket of chlorine reportedly exploded at a man's Peoria home on July 28. He and a firefighter were taken to the hospital after exposure to the chemical.

Raymond Kennedy, 45, of Glendale, Arizona, and Brenda Carrasco, 54, of Peoria, Arizona, were traveling eastbound in a Jeep Wrangler when it hit the cow and rolled several times, according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.