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2 months ago | fox10phoenix.com | Irene Snyder

Anaiah Walker (Buckeye Police Department) It's been almost five years since 16-year-old Anaiah Walker was struck and killed in Buckeye. No suspect has been found. What they're saying: "Today would have been my daughter's 21st," said Walker's mother, Sherika Rhymes, in an interview on April 21. Flowers, balloons, and a sparkly pair of shoes adorn Walker's gravesite for her golden birthday. Her family is seeking answers nearly five years after her tragic death.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Irene Snyder

The BriefAfter nearly five years, the mother of Anaiah Walker says she continues to look for answers surrounding her daughter's May 2020 hit-and-run death in Buckeye. Sherika Rhymes, Walker's mother, says she forgives the person who did it and asks for them to turn themselves in. BUCKEYE, Ariz. - It's been almost five years since 16-year-old Anaiah Walker was struck and killed in Buckeye. AdvertisementAdvertisementNo suspect has been found.

2 months ago | fox10phoenix.com | Irene Snyder

Several families in the Valley were awarded a magical flight to Orlando by the Make-A-Wish Foundation and American Airlines. More than 20 kids and families taking the trip of a lifetime to Disney World. "I couldn't believe it. I didn't know it was this but I signed up and they called me in a few weeks and I was like, ‘Let’s go!'" said Jeffery Smith. Smith and his son, also named Jeffery, were one of many families awarded by the Make-A-Wish Foundation to take a trip to Disney.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Irene Snyder

The BriefNearly two dozen families were awarded flights to Disney World in Orlando through Make-A-Wish Foundation. Kids were greeted at an American Airlines gate by workers wearing Mickey Mouse ears at Sky Harbor Airport. For many of the kids and families who have gone through medical struggles, the trip was the gift of a lifetime. PHOENIX - Several families in the Valley were awarded a magical flight to Orlando by the Make-A-Wish Foundation and American Airlines.

2 months ago | fox10phoenix.com | Brent Corrado |Irene Snyder

A man was rushed to a hospital in critical condition after a fire broke out early Tuesday morning at a mobile home park in the west Valley. What we know: Crews from multiple agencies responded to a mobile home fire near Apache and Yuma Roads at 1:15 a.m. on April 1. "Upon arrival, firefighters encountered a working fire with reports of an occupant still inside the structure," Buckeye Fire Medical Rescue Department Assistant Fire Chief Rayne Gray said in a statement.