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Victims of abrupt Phoenix bridal shop closure to receive compensation

Victims of abrupt Phoenix bridal shop closure to receive compensation

Victims of abrupt Phoenix bridal shop closure to receive compensation

The owners of Pearl Brida will pay $90,000 in restitution to the customers and up to $250,000 in civil penalties to the state once the court approves the settlement.

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Pearl Bridal victims to receive compensation

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced victims of the Pearl Bridal closure will receive up to $90,000 in restitution under a new consent judgement settlement that resolves a lawsuit filed in September 2018.

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8-year-old injured on zip line near Buckeye

The child was taken to a local hospital in critical condition, MCSO said.

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Road rage incident caught on camera in central Phoenix

If you find yourself in a situation like this, police say to roll up the window, find a safe location and call them.

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8-year-old injured on zip line near Buckeye

An 8-year-old boy was injured from zip line Monday, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. Sky 12 showed police tape around what appeared to be a backyard zip line.

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Man seen throwing punches in Phoenix road rage incident

A road rage incident turned violent at a red light in Phoenix, and the confrontation was caught on camera. The video shows a man getting out of his car to confront the person behind him, then throwing punches through the driver's side window.

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Multiple children seriously injured in Glendale crash

Investigators are working to determine the cause of the crash and whether proper seatbelts and child restraint devices were used.

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Watch: Road rage caught on camera in central Phoenix

In this video, a witness captured a road rage incident playing out near 16th Street and Camelback Road in Phoenix. The witness tells 12 News both of the cars had cut each other off in a situation that escalated over several blocks. Police have now been made aware of the incident, but no one has been charged and no arrests have been made at this time.

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Scottsdale Fire celebrates 45 years of service for retiring captain

Almost half a century of service was celebrated by the Scottsdale community Monday as one of their own firefighters retired. Captain Tim Cooper served as a firefighter in the community for almost 45 years.

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People allowed back in their homes after north Scottsdale fire causes evacuations

Firefighters asked more than a dozen households to vacate Monday afternoon while they battled the 15-acre blaze.

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19-year-old man arrested, accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old girl

The man abused the girl for years according to the police report.

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Memorial in Surprise honors combat veteran who gave so much to others

Brian Mancini was severely injured by a roadside bomb in 2007. Before he took his own life, he established Honor House.

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Those Who Serve: Combat veteran honored with memorial in Surprise

The city of Surprise broke ground Monday on an outdoor memorial to honor the late Brian Mancini, a combat veteran from Surprise. The project is being built at Surprise Community Park. The site was selected as a tribute to Mancini's love of nature, fishing and quiet self-reflection. Mancini took his own life in March of 2016 but not before having an impact on many people.

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Dispatch recordings requested in Phoenix PD use-of-force incident

Dravon Ames and Iesha Harper are at the center of a now-viral video showing Phoenix police officer confronting the couple and their two kids after their daughter allegedly shoplifted from a dollar store. Today, the Ames-Harper family, along with their lawyer and representatives, demanded the city release the police dispatch recordings in the incident. They believe the recordings will show the Phoenix police officers had no credible reason to stop the couple.

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North Scottsdale fire sparks close to home

A fire sparked a little too close for comfort to homes in north Scottsdale Monday afternoon. Firefighters are crediting a quick response time to no deaths and no damage to homes.

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Get 'Up to Speed' on Monday afternoon

We get you "Up to Speed" on the latest news happening around the Valley on Monday afternoon.

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