Phoenix moving forward with red light camera intersection projects
PHOENIX — Phoenix is moving forward with their plans to reinstall red light cameras at dangerous intersections. The city council approved the project last October, citing high crash rates and rampant red light runners. A lack of Phoenix police officers able to patrol the streets was also among the...
People Drive From All Over Arizona To This Old-Timey Diner For Its Insanely Good...
There’s something magical about discovering a place so spectacular that people willingly endure hours of desert highway just to experience what you’re about to uncover in Phoenix. 5 & Diner has achieved legendary status among milkshake enthusiasts across the Grand Canyon State, and once you taste what they’re...
Trailer theft suspects on the run | Silent Witness
Detectives in Phoenix need help finding two people who are accused of stealing a trailer, and then fleeing in a U-Haul. The incident happened near 34th Street and Indian School Road, and FOX 10's Anita Roman spoke with detectives about the case, in this week's edition of Silent Witness.
Ex-CUSD teacher target of another student assault probe
The former teacher at the center of recent sexual misconduct allegations in the Chandler Unified School District has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old student prior to going to work at Casteel High School. The student did not report the allegation until after Patrick Power decided to retire –...
Two people in custody after assaulting an officer in Phoenix Saturday night
Two people were taken into custody Saturday night following a disturbance involving a large group near 35th Avenue and Cactus Drive.
Phoenix police investigating woman found dead in Maryvale neighborhood
Phoenix police are investigating after a body was discovered in a west Phoenix neighborhood early on June 5. Around 6 a.m., officers responded to a report of unknown trouble near 51st Avenue and Indian School Road, according to Phoenix Police Department spokesperson Lorraine Fernandez. When officers arrived, they...
Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale men charged in $1B elderly health care scheme
PHOENIX - Three men from Phoenix, Scottsdale and Mesa face charges along with more than 300 others throughout the country in what the U.S. Department of Justice said was a "national
People Drive From All Over Arizona To Hunt For Bargains At This Massive Thrift...
In the heart of Glendale sits a bargain hunter’s paradise so legendary that Arizonans will cross county lines and brave desert heat just to browse its aisles of pre-loved treasures. Deseret Industries Thrift Store & Donation Center isn’t your average secondhand shop—it’s a sprawling wonderland where yesterday’s...
Z’Tejas shutters all locations, including two in Valley
After resurrecting Z’Tejas from bankruptcy in 2018, Randy Cohen has thrown in the towel and closed all locations. Z’Tejas’ location in Kyle, Texas, outside of Austin, opened for its last dinner on June 29. This closing was preceded by its two locations in the Valley, in Scottsdale...
15 Fast-Food Sandwiches Arizona Loved In The ’80s That Are Lost Forever
Growing up in Arizona during the 1980s felt like living through a golden age of fast-food creativity. I can still picture those sun-drenched afternoons, cruising down Camelback Road with my dad, pulling into our favorite drive-thrus to grab sandwiches that felt like pure magic. These weren’t just quick meals—they...