Weekend wrap-up: Here are the biggest Arizona stories from Sept. 16-18
Here are some of the biggest stories that headlined the Arizona news cycle over the weekend.
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Here are some of the biggest stories that headlined the Arizona news cycle over the weekend.
A human smuggling suspect led deputies on a chase from Eloy to Phoenix early Friday while her two young children were in the car.
The Eloy Police Department has identified a wounded man found unconscious Saturday morning near the city's railroad tracks.
Gov. Ducey Adds Another Million to SORAP On December 2, Governor Doug Ducey introduced a grant program called the Safest Outside Restaurant Assistance Program (SORAP). It started with $1 million, then $2 million more was added on January 5, and now another $1 million was added to the program, which aims to increase outdoor dining. Restaurants and bars with less than 50 employees may now apply through March 5 for up to $10,000 to expand their patio seating. For more background or to check out some examples of these expanded outdoor options, check out this story from last week. Related Stories ...
January 22, 2021 Indiana-based trucker honored for helping at accident scene Ken Lukomski, a South Bend, Indiana-based trucker for Veriha Trucking, has been named a Highway Angel by the Truckload Carriers Association for stopping to help at the scene of a serious head-on collision. He was driving eastbound on I-44 near Marshfield, Missouri, on Sept. 10, when he came upon a serious accident. An eastbound SUV had driven off the road, broken through the cable barriers in the median and entered the westbound lanes, where it crashed head-on into another vehicle. Ken LukomskiLukomski then pulled ov...