Man dismembered, remains found in closet, suitcase in ‘brutal’ Phoenix murder
Phoenix police arrested 32-year-old Christopher Ebanks for a "brutal" murder and partial dismemberment near 24th and Oak streets. Investigators allege Ebanks killed a man during an argument and forced the victim's girlfriend to clean the scene and hide the body. Ebanks is held on a $1 million bond on charges...
Phoenix Mailed 7,900 Speed Camera Tickets, Now The Question Is Whether They’ll Stick
Arizona’s latest traffic camera rollout is already sparking legal questions over how enforceable the citations really are
Mesa Homebuilder Hits Chapter 7 Panic Button On Eve Of $22 Million Court Showdown
ZenniHome LLC, a Mesa-based modular-home builder that had been working on housing for the Navajo Nation, filed Chapter 7 liquidation papers in federal bankruptcy court in Delaware the day before a scheduled receivership hearing in Maricopa County. The move pauses local efforts to place the company under a court-appoint
Thousands of Sun Devils walk across the stage for ASU spring 2026 commencement
TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — Thousands of Arizona State University students can proudly call themselves Sun Devil alumni as they walk across the stage to receive their diplomas on Monday!. Numerous ceremonies will be held throughout the day, including the large undergraduate commencement ceremony on Monday night at Mountain
Phoenix seeks input on possible changes to “suicide lanes”
Everyone who drives in central Phoenix has an opinion about the reverse "suicide" lanes, and the city wants to hear them. Why it matters: Reverse lanes on Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street help keep traffic moving during rush hour, but can be difficult to navigate, particularly for people who aren't used to them.
Phoenix eyes new action on water crisis
Phoenix officials want to expand water-sharing agreements across Arizona as they prepare for potentially significant reductions in its Colorado River supply. In a recent policy session, the administration was scheduled to ask City Council to authorize it to enter mutual aid and water transaction agreements designed to
Gun magazine forces evacuation of Frontier flight
Passengers and crew were deplaned and rescreened Sunday night, according to Frontier Airlines. DENVER — A Frontier Airlines flight was evacuated Sunday night due to an “ammunition magazine” found on the plane, according to the airline. Frontier flight 4765 was scheduled to depart Denver International Airport on Sunday
Newborn found safe after being taken from drug withdrawal clinic in Phoenix
A 5-day-old newborn was found safe after allegedly being taken by his parents from a drug withdrawal clinic in Phoenix. FOX 10's Jacob Luthi learns more about what may have led health officials to call the police.
An Unassuming Arizona BBQ Spot Is Quietly Serving The Best Mac And Cheese In...
The mac and cheese at Little Miss BBQ in Sunnyslope has no business being this good at a place that’s supposed to be about smoked meat. Yet here we are, living in a world where a BBQ joint in Phoenix is serving mac and cheese that could make a Southern grandmother reconsider her recipe.
Arizona has long history of lowrider culture. Now Tempe History Museum is showing it...
The Tempe History Museum recently unveiled an exhibit that explores Arizona’s lowrider car culture, which has been celebrated by Latino, Chicano and Indigenous communities across the Southwest. When you first walk into the building, you’ll see a cherry red Chevy lowrider parked inside the main lobby. This classic cruis

















