Hobbs assists at food bank to prepare for SNAP to run dry
For the last three years, Jeanette Alvarado, 50, has relied on St. Mary’s Food Bank in Phoenix to guarantee her children their next meal. It’s a concern she never had when her husband was alive. “We never had to go through this. My husband and I always had...
Hoax bomber gets 6 years after fake bomb at California church
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (CN) — An Arizona man convicted of placing a hoax bomb at a Roseville, California, church told a judge Friday he shouldn’t be incarcerated. Zimnako Salah, of Phoenix, emphasized that he merely forgot his backpack in the church bathroom. He committed no act of terrorism. “With...
‘I don’t have anywhere to dig money from’: Sky Harbor TSA officer and single...
PHOENIX — TSA officers are on day 37 without pay and reality has set in for many of them. Martina Santana is a single mother of three and is proud of her job as a TSA officer at Phoenix Sky Harbor. She's worked there for four years. “I’m still...
Shamrock opens new warehouse store in Mesa
Shamrock is opening another foodservice warehouse store, and the 25,000 square foot facility is located in Mesa, near Southern Avenue and Country Club Drive. FOX 10's Anita Roman has more.
Arizona Father Found Dead Ahead of Sentencing for Daughter’s Hot Car Death in Phoenix
An Arizona man, Christopher Ryan Scholtes, was found dead in an apparent suicide just days before his scheduled sentencing for the hot car death of his daughter in 2024. Scholtes, 38, had previously entered a guilty plea for second-degree murder and child abuse charges related to the incident. According to FOX 10...
AZ DPS Troopers forced into life-threatening decisions colliding head-on with wrong-way drivers
A string of wrong-way driving incidents on Valley freeways has law enforcement on high alert, with some cases escalating to life-or-death confrontations. In certain situations, Arizona Department of Public Safety (DPS) troopers have had no choice but to intentionally collide with vehicles traveling the wrong...
Father’s nonprofit memorializes his Chandler daughter’s death
Arizona College Prep High School junior Sydelia Orr died about two years ago at age 16, but the pain is still evident when her father, Edmund Orr, talks about her. “I share my thoughts and feelings throughout the process, which I think has been helpful to me as I just kind of cope with it,” Edmund said.
APS surprises teachers with $500 gift cards for classroom supplies
Five hundred Arizona teachers received a welcomed surprise thanks to the APS Supply My Class program, which awarded each educator a $500 prepaid gift card to help cover the cost of classroom
Scottsdale PD arrests teen in connection with shooting
Scottsdale police have arrested a 17-year-old male in connection with a shooting that left one person injured outside a large house party in north Scottsdale. At approximately 12:28 a.m. on
Here’s how the government shutdown is impacting Arizonans
The government shutdown that started Oct. 1 is officially the longest in the country's history. Here's how it is impacting residents of Arizona. The government shutdown on Oct. 1 and, as of Nov. 5, has become the longest government shutdown in United States history. The repercussions of the shutdown are...

















