Traci Keller+FollowWhen a robotaxi gets it wrong in PhoenixImagine trusting a self-driving car for a quick ride, only to have it steer itself straight onto active train tracks—no steering wheel, no brakes, just you and a door handle. That’s exactly what happened in Phoenix, where a Waymo robotaxi calmly rolled along the light rail corridor as a train approached. The passenger had seconds to bail out, highlighting the real-world risks of handing over control to code. Would you feel safe in a car that can’t tell a street from train tracks? Where should we draw the line between convenience and safety with autonomous vehicles? #Transportation #Phoenix #Waymo00Share
Anne Clark+FollowSelf-driving car gets stuck on Phoenix train tracksA self-driving Waymo car in Phoenix made a wild mistake—turning onto brand-new train tracks and heading straight for an oncoming train! The passenger bailed out just in time, and the car kept rolling until rail staff had to step in, causing a tense few minutes for everyone nearby. Even though no one was hurt and delays were minimal, this close call really highlights how much work is left for autonomous vehicles to safely handle unexpected situations. With more self-driving cars hitting our streets, how comfortable do you feel sharing the road with them? #Transportation #Phoenix #SelfDrivingCars00Share
Peter Castillo+FollowWaymo’s wild ride: Self-driving car stalls on Phoenix train tracksA Waymo self-driving car in Phoenix ended up on light rail tracks, forcing its passenger to leap out just before a train approached. The car then continued rolling down the tracks, causing a stir but no service disruptions. With Phoenix’s new light rail system possibly confusing the car’s sensors, experts say these glitches are part of the learning curve for autonomous vehicles. Still, some argue Waymo is safer than human drivers because it can’t get distracted. Would you trust a self-driving car after seeing this? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Transportation #Waymo #Phoenix00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowPhoenix movers: Watch out for hidden fees!Moving in Phoenix just got trickier—one local woman thought she’d scored a deal at $169 for movers, only to discover the real price was loaded with surprise fees in the fine print. The hourly rate jumped, plus extra charges for fuel and drive time stacked up fast. She caught it just in time and switched to a company with no hidden costs. Turns out, these kinds of bait-and-switch tactics are more common than you’d think. Anyone else had a moving day surprise? Let’s swap stories and tips to help each other avoid these headaches! #Business #Phoenix #MovingDay00Share
Jay Williams+FollowNew Mexico vs Minnesota: Phoenix’s bowl game boomDowntown Phoenix just saw a huge surge of out-of-state fans thanks to the Rate Bowl, where New Mexico and Minnesota packed Chase Field and brought the city to life. With over 27,000 fans—more than some bigger-name bowls—local businesses got a real boost, especially from New Mexico’s loyal crowd and Minnesota’s snowbirds. The energy was wild, the game went to overtime, and both teams’ fans turned the event into a mini festival. It’s a reminder that even lesser-known bowl games can have a big impact on our city. Would you welcome more visiting fans if it meant more local business? #Sports #Football #Phoenix00Share
Judith Nelson+FollowLobos spread holiday cheer in PhoenixThe UNM Lobos didn’t just come to Phoenix for football—they showed up early to hand out over 2,000 hot meals to families in need, bringing real holiday spirit to the city. Players said seeing the line of people waiting for a warm meal was both humbling and uplifting, with some even moved to tears. For the Lobos, giving back was just as important as chasing their fifth bowl win. It’s moments like these that remind us how sports teams can make a real difference off the field. What’s your favorite example of athletes giving back? #Sports #Lobos #Phoenix00Share
Michael Smith+FollowSave big on gas in Phoenix this Thursday!Circle K is rolling out a 40-cent-per-gallon discount for Arizonans this Thursday, and it’s as simple as joining their free Inner Circle rewards program. Whether you’re already a member or sign up before you fill up, you can grab this deal at any Circle K in Arizona or Nevada. Just enter your linked phone number at the pump or checkout to see the savings. This offer doesn’t stack with other Inner Circle fuel discounts, but you can still use fuel discount cards for extra savings. Who else is planning to top off their tank and make the most of this? #Transportation #Phoenix #Arizona00Share
Misty Brady+FollowA Phoenix boy’s final act of kindness lives onTwelve-year-old Dylan’s last moments were surrounded by love—his best friend Ella never left his side, even as he suffered a sudden brain aneurysm on Halloween night. While his family faces unimaginable heartbreak, they find comfort knowing Dylan’s generous spirit continues: he chose to be an organ donor, helping over 300 people and advancing diabetes research. His story is a powerful reminder of how even in tragedy, compassion and friendship can shine through. How do you think communities can better support families facing sudden loss? #Health #BodyHealth #Phoenix10Share
