Alexis Dominguez is a multimedia journalist for KPHO-TV in Phoenix, Arizona. With a focus on local news, Alexis covers a wide range of stories, from community events to crime and social issues. Her passion for storytelling and her bilingual background allow her to connect with diverse audiences and shed light on important issues in the Phoenix area.
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By: Alexis Dominguez
β Nearly two years have passed since two cousins were shot and killed at a house party in South Phoenix. Now the family has increased the reward adding thousands of dollars long with silent witness for information that leads to an arrest.
By: Alexis Dominguez
It is the first year the City of Phoenix has opened an overnight heat respite center and extended cooling center hours at three locations.
By: Alexis Dominguez
Published Aug. 31, 2024 at 2:02 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Alexis Dominguez
Jorge Gomez goes to kidney dialysis three times a week, but thatβs where his medical coverage ends. Now, he's asking for the community to help him with a kidney transplant.
By: Alexis Dominguez
The Arizona Supreme Court is set to decide whether voters will weigh in this November on whether hospitality workers in Glendale should get a pay raise.
By: Alexis Dominguez
During his initial court appearance, Bal said he was being accused of shooting officers despite not having a gun. The judge then reminded Bal he had the right to remain silent.
By: Alexis Dominguez
Published Sep. 7, 2024 at 3:08 AM GMT+2 | Updated 5 minutes ago
By: Alexis Dominguez
The man accused of killing a Phoenix police officer and injuring his partner is now facing upgraded charges.
By: Alexis Dominguez
Arizona's largest county is already preparing for a historic turnout, long lines, and a two-page ballot.
By: Alexis Dominguez
Issues could also arise on Election Day if a tabulator counts only the ballot's first page but doesn't take the second.
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