Jordan Bontke

1 week ago | abc15.com | Jordan Bontke

Tracy Peterson not only survived stage three pancreatic cancer but also renal cell carcinoma. One diagnosis came a year after the other. She’s now in remission and aims to help others get there through a weekly community support group. As an oncology chaplain with Banner Health, Peterson provides spiritual and emotional support for patients on a weekly basis. Anyone looking to join the group, without needing to be a Banner patient, can do so through the Banner website.

2 weeks ago | abc15.com | Jordan Bontke

AHWATUKEE, AZ — The owners of Ahwatukee's Frosted Bake House came to their shop near 51st Street and Elliot Road over the weekend to find that the power had been maliciously cut to their bakery. Thousands of dollars in custom cakes and treats were on the verge of being spoiled. That is, until their neighbors at KTR Trampoline Park and Caffe Boa stepped in to provide enough fridge space for all the baked goods.

2 weeks ago | abc15.com | Jordan Bontke

LAVEEN, AZ — When a dog jumped out in front of Steven Judith’s bike back in 2022, he took a spill over his handlebars. Judith doesn’t remember much after that, but luckily for him, he was wearing two things he feels likely saved his life: a helmet and his smart watch. When he couldn't dial 911, his watch did and saved his life His smart watch sent out his location to all the right people after the bike crash that left him recovering for more than a year.

3 weeks ago | abc15.com | Jordan Bontke

MUNDS PARK, AZ — A Flagstaff rideshare driver says Uber’s GPS put him on a route that led to bad car damage. The rideshare company is now trying to correct the issue and help one of its drivers. ”I’m hearing the car rip apart. This is not what I thought it was,” said Jahana, a passenger. Jahana, who was visiting from Chicago, was trying to get from Munds Park to Sedona for her 50th birthday. With her was her friend Courtney. ”The road became more treacherous.

4 weeks ago | abc15.com | Jordan Bontke

PEORIA, AZ — A woman has died from her injuries two weeks after a serious crash in Peoria. Peoria police say around 8:45 p.m. on Sunday, May 11, officers were called to a crash with injuries at the intersection of 107th and Northern avenues. When first responders arrived, they found an SUV and a car had crashed. The driver and passenger in the car were taken to the hospital that night with serious injuries. The SUV's driver was transported with minor injuries.