Brittney Barba

GLENDALE, AZ — A Glendale senior says she was promised a maintenance-free backyard when she hired a local artificial turf company, but weeks after installation, grass and weeds began growing through the turf — and she says the business has gone silent. Diane says she chose Artificial Grass Masters because her daughter had hired the local company a few years earlier. "I knew that it was beautiful because my daughter had it and I've wanted it for a long time," Diane said.

A Chandler woman's frustration with a contractor who demanded payment for subpar work is shining a light on what homeowners should do when they find themselves in a similar situation. Kimberly, a Chandler resident, came out to our On the Road with Let ABC15 Know event on June 2nd at Glendale Community College. She says she hired a contractor to repair water damage in her home, but she was not satisfied with the results. "I had a contractor out, and I am not happy with their service.

From pay disputes to discrimination claims, navigating a workplace legal problem can be overwhelming — and knowing where to turn for help is not always clear. Let ABC15 Know and the State Bar of Arizona are hosting a free employment law phone bank on Tuesday, May 19. Phone lines will be open from 5 to 7 p.m. While sitting down with Let ABC15 Know’s Christel Bell, employment attorney Matthew Moosbrugger explained that the scope of employment law is broad.