Anyone still seeing flooded roads or storm damage? Our @Jamie__Warren is out and about and we’d love to share what’s going on in your neighborhood. Let us know! I hope everyone was safe

#BREAKING - One person remains missing here at the Grand Canyon, according to incident command (number was believed to be more than a dozen earlier) - Sadly, two people have died after this weekend’s flooding. @abc15

JUST IN - Dr. John Giusti, a chiropractor from Texas, is confirmed as one of the hikers who died in the flooding at the Grand Canyon, according to a family spokesperson. We’re told he was a devoted husband and father of three daughters. He was hiking with two friends who are still missing at this time. (Photo Courtesy: The Giusti Family)

Official announcement from Hobbs’ team

#BREAKING - Governor Katie Hobbs has officially selected former Mesa Mayor John Giles as her running mate, according to reporting from the Associated Press. Giles is a Republican-turned Independent who spoke at the DNC and voted for Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.

We’re out surveying damage after last night’s storms. We’ll have team coverage all morning on @abc15

#BREAKING - Vehicle fire on the Loop 101 right by the I-10

I had to say goodbye to my sweet Larry boy this weekend.  I don’t even know how to start describing what the past ten and a half years have been like with Larry as my loyal sidekick. He was my cuddle buddy, my road trip copilot, and really what turned my house into a home. I'm sure so many of you can relate to this, but I can't get over how silent the house is. How still it is. How empty it feels.  Larry's backstory was always a colorful one. He was rescued by MSCO from a suspected puppy mill in Tonopah in 2015 and was 2-3 years old at the time.  He'd go on to spend a few months in MCSO's Mash Unit, which is where we first met. Instanly, I saw that his tongue was out and couldn't help but fall in love with that little face. It was then that I realized love at first sight truly does exist.  From our very first night together, Larry jumped in the bed and wanted to sleep right next to me. It was like he knew instantly that this was his home, that I was his dad, and that we would embark on a beautiful journey together, learning new things about one another every single day. At first, Larry didn't know how to walk on a leash and didn't even play with toys - but little by little, his bubbly personality would reveal itself - it was truly rewarding to see him grow into the dog he was always meant to be, but never had a chance to before. It showed me that love and patience can really move mountains.  I never knew his birthday, so I decided I needed to spoil him every single day - That way I was guaranteed never to miss it.  We also celebrate our adoptiversary every year on December 23 - I always said Larry was the best Christmas gift I could have ever received.  And he proved to be the gift that kept on giving. Our more than decade together was full of so much joy. Random nights at home on the couch, trips to the beach, walks around Phoenix. I love how people would stop and gush over him (he liked it, too.)  And what I also loved...is how much all of you loved Larry. On many occasions, I would be out reporting and someone would come up to me and ask how he was or if he was with me or wanted to see a picture. I think one of Larry's many gifts is that he sparked a sense of joy in people, even if it was me posting photos or videos online over the years. I love that you were all able to get a glimpse into what he was like everyday for me.  Larry was there by my side through everything - the highs, the lows, the regular boring days that he would manage to make exciting and entertaining. He was always there to reassure me that everything would be okay - and that no matter what, he loved me, even if I didn't always feel so loveable.  One of my proudest moment was when Larry got to be on bilboards along the I-10 for a story we were promoting about dog DNA kits (he was a 100% French Bulldog, of course.)  Isn't it amazing how an animal can teach us how to be more human? How to reach into the inner depths of our hearts? And to love as unconditionally as they do? That's what Larry did for me. He surprisingly became one of life's greatest teachers. Please if you can and if it makes sense for your family, consider rescuing. It was one of the best decisions I ever made and paid in off in so many amazing ways I never could have forseen.  Although our time together here on this earth has ended, Larry will always be in my heart. Nothing can change that. It was an honor to be his daddy. The house may be feel a little quieter, the bed may feel a little emptier, but my heart is full of so much love. Until we meet again, my sweet boy. Daddy loves you so much. Thank you for loving me ❤️

#BREAKING - US Supreme Court rejects President Trump’s efforts to end Birthright Citizenship in key ruling that just came down.

Honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice on this Memorial Day ❤️🇺🇸