Phoenix police detectives are investigating the skeletal remains found May 8 near 50th and Van Buren streets in Phoenix.

The nonprofit Tovrea Carraro Society manages the castle, which opened for public tours in 2012. Tour slots are limited, with lotteries held twice a year for the opportunity to purchase tickets.

PHOENIX - A man who caused $50,000 worth of damage during a burglary at Tovrea Castle earlier this month has been arrested, Phoenix Police said. The reported break-in at the famed "Wedding Cake ...

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On Saturday, May 20, an unknown person forced their way onto the Tovrea Castle property, damaging the basement doors and a historical exhibit. A fire extinguisher was also stolen.

Situated on the eastern outskirts of Phoenix, the Tovrea Castle is a 95-year-old landmark owned by the city. There is a $1,000 cash reward available to tipsters whose information leads to an ...

A Tovrea Castle representative says due to an overwhelming demand for tickets, the Tovrea Carraro Society determined a lottery ticket system is the only fair mechanism for distributing tickets.

PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5)-- Tovrea Castle, the historic building that for decades has been dubbed “The Wedding House,” offers a chance to see the inside of the iconic building. Located off Van Buren ...

Tovrea Carraro Society, which takes care of the castle, said the man damaged the original doors, which are nearly 100 years old, and the original glass. He also ruined a display that was part of ...

At about 1:48 p.m., officers responded to a burglary at the Tovrea Castle and learned a man had broken in and caused $50,000 in damage, as well as having stolen a fire extinguisher, police said.

Tovrea Castle at Carraro Heights was built as a resort destination in the late 1920s in what is now metro Phoenix. However, it ended up being a private residence.