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Why you aren’t seeing ABC15 Arizona on YouTube TV
4+ week, 2+ day ago (98+ words) ABC15 Arizona is an ABC affiliate owned by The E.W. Scripps Company. Scripps is not a part of the current negotiations between ABC/Disney and YouTube TV. Due to an ongoing contract impasse happening between ABC and YouTube TV, ABC15 Arizona is currently blacked out in your viewing area.ABC15 Arizona is an ABC affiliate owned by The E.W However, there are alternative platforms where you can view our programming You can access ABC15 Arizona via over-the-air with an antenna, or through Tablo, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV, DirecTV Stream, Dish, and Cox...
Free community event 'On The Road with Let ABC15 Know' returns this November
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (259+ words) TEMPE, AZ " ABC15 Arizona is excited to announce its upcoming annual community event, "On the Road with Let ABC15 Know, taking place on Wednesday, November 5, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Tempe Marketplace District Stage. This event provides an excellent opportunity for community members to receive free consumer assistance on a variety of important topics, including landlord/tenant issues, family law and automobile-related concerns. The Let ABC15 Know team will be joined by legal and consumer experts, along with our volunteers from the Better Business Bureau, who work tirelessly to address hundreds of community requests for consumer help each year. Consumer Investigator Christel Bell will host the event that will offer attendees direct access to professionals ready to answer questions and provide guidance and support. Whether you need advice on legal matters or have questions about your consumer rights, On the Road with Let ABC15 Know…...
Small Arizona town faces emergency hike in water rates
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (421+ words) SALOME, AZ " Residents in this small town an hour west of Wickenburg are now paying more for water under an emergency rate hike. The increase comes after the Salome Water Company received approval in December from the Arizona Corporation Commission to implement $24 in monthly surcharges for a pipeline and operating expenses. The surcharges went into effect February 1. Company officials told commissioners at that meeting they were barely able to meet water demand, and one of their two wells would go dry within six months. "Our primary well" is going dry," Steve Wene, the company's attorney, told commissioners in December. Residents in this unincorporated community told ABC15 that their water pressure is low, making it difficult to have enough flow for one person to shower while another washes dishes. Company officials estimate the price tag for repairs and a new well at…...
Valley man who AG says used fake degree to pose as psychologist pleads ‘no contest’ to criminal charges
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (413+ words) PHOENIX " A man who the Arizona Attorney General says used a fake diploma and portrayed himself as a psychologist has signed a plea agreement and will not be going to trial. Scott Keeling agreed to plead "no contest" to two felony criminal charges, including fraudulent schemes. In exchange, three other felony charges will be dropped. He is facing between one and 2.5 years in prison when he's sentenced later this month. Court records allege Keeling and two other Valley businessmen were "The total alleged amount of fraudulent billing is approximately $5 million," the attorney general alleges in court records. Blaylock and Gaegea are also facing criminal charges and have pleaded not guilty. At the recent court hearing, Keeling's attorney, Herb Garcia, said Keeling maintains his innocence and had an attorney who looked over the business paperwork. "He thought what he was doing…...
After baby’s stillbirth, couple files lawsuit against Mesa birth center
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (416+ words) MESA, AZ " Noelle and Dylan Zmrzel never got to bring home their baby boy after complications arose during her labor in November 2023 at Willow Midwife Center for Birth and Wellness in Mesa. This week the couple filed a lawsuit against the birth center alleging wrongful death due to negligence and medical malpractice. "You don't want this to happen to anybody else," Dylan Zmrzel told ABC15 in an interview last month. Noelle Zmrzel added, they "just want something to change." According to their lawsuit, Noelle was 42 weeks pregnant and no longer eligible for midwife services under state health rules. However, Willow's midwives continued to provide care "for an additional 20 hours before ultimately calling 911 six minutes after the baby boy's fetal heart tones allegedly drastically dropped," the legal claim said. "According to [the midwives], she was progressing fine," the couple's attorney, John Kelly,…...
OSCARS LIVE UPDATES: The 97th annual Academy Awards on ABC15
8+ mon, 4+ week ago (89+ words) LOS ANGELES, CA " The 97th annual Academy Awards are tonight! and you can watch it live on ABC15! The awards ceremony is set to begin at 5 p.m. From the red carpet, to the best moments of the ceremony, and the winners of the night- here are the live updates for Sunday's 97th annual Academy Awards! See what the stars are wearing as they arrive at the 97th annual Academy Awards. 12:15 p.m. | Red Carpet Watch all of the stars arrive in the player below:...
'I don't feel safe': Phoenix school, parents ask drivers to slow down and pay attention
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (393+ words) PHOENIX " Morning drop-off time is busy at Brunson Lee Elementary School near 48th Street and McDowell Road in Phoenix. The school helps ensure students get to class safely, but some drivers passing by aren't making it easy. "Cars won't obey the speed limit at all," explained Principal Olga Mendez-Perez. Perez says it's not uncommon to see drivers whizzing by faster than the 15 mph school zone limit. ABC15 went to Brunson Lee on two occasions and noticed a number of drivers not following the rules. "That's scary!" said Ms. Perez after one driver slammed on his brakes near the crosswalk. But sadly, speeding isn't the only issue. Latest in the community: At the beginning of the school year in August, ABC15 spoke to Balsz School District Superintendent Dr. George Barnes who said he was hearing from several anxious parents about the issue. "Sometimes, we…...
Do you like a challenge? Join the Let ABC15 Know volunteer team
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (287+ words) PHOENIX " We're putting out the call " will you answer? The Let ABC15 volunteer team is looking for a few good volunteers! Volunteers make all the difference with our Let ABC15 Know consumer team, but we can certainly use more help because what we do " and how we do it " depends on the great people who work at the Better Business Bureau. Volunteers are ready to handle consumer issues every day. They are dedicated to helping viewers. Tammie H. had an issue getting a refund back from her pest control company after she overpaid for services, so she reached out to Let ABC15 Know. Volunteer Darlene was able to work the case and, in the end, Tammie got her refund. She messaged Let ABC15 Know, saying, "You really do a great service helping people who have unresolved issues." Let ABC15 Know volunteers were there for Edith when…...
Problem solved! Let ABC15 Know/BBB volunteers tackle tough cases
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (469+ words) Our Let ABC15 Know Better Business Bureau volunteer team is dedicated to helping Arizona consumers by tackling cases - big or small - questioning businesses, fighting for refunds, and getting results!...
Griffith Elementary students step into the spotlight as ABC15 Kidcasters
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (205+ words) PHOENIX " Excitement filled the halls of Griffith Elementary as bright-eyed third-, fourth-, and fifth-graders embarked on a unique journey into the world of meteorology. The school, located near 44th Street and Palm Lane, hosted the ABC15 Kidcaster program, offering students hands-on experience in weather forecasting " just like the pros! For the young learners, delivering the weather was about more than just reading temperatures; it was an opportunity to build confidence, develop communication skills, and embrace the power of preparation. "It's always fun, and we're very grateful whenever Griffith gets to be spotlighted," said Principal Emily Fortunate. In fact, many students walk the same halls their parents once did, continuing a legacy of learning. "We have a lot of families whose parents themselves came here, and now their students do," Fortunate shared. "So we have a very committed family base that puts a…...