Parents want $1M from Mesa Police for son’s suicide
The parents of a 34-year-old man who died by suicide last year blame Mesa Police for not doing enough to save him and want the city to pay them $1 million. Mesa has not responded to the March 25 claim filed by Marvin and Laurie Moore’s attorney, according to spokesman Kevin Christopher.
Waymo riders find knife wedged in back seat
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — A girls trip to Scottsdale took a frightening turn when four women climbed into a Waymo for the first time and discovered a knife wedged into the back seat, blade facing toward passengers. Bailey, Jadie, Maddie and Adria were headed to a grocery store when the...
Mesa Gateway Airport Authority director sends letter to ICE contractor about overcrowding reports
Mesa Gateway Airport Authority’s executive director wants answers following media reports of overcrowding at an ICE facility there. On April 28, Mesa Gateway Airport Authority’s executive director, J Brian O’Neill, sent an email to the company leasing the building — he said the reports of overcrowding were “very concerning.”
Camera disguised as Wi-Fi extender found inside Mesa home, man arrested: PD
MESA, Ariz. - A man was arrested after police say he placed a hidden camera inside the bathroom of a Mesa home, recording multiple victims over a four-year span. On Feb. 9, Mesa Police say a resident at a home near Elliot and Ellsworth roads discovered a camera disguised as a Wi-Fi extender inside the bathroom. The camera had been operating for four...
Waitlist for new Chandler affordable housing project to be filled through lottery
PHOENIX — Chandler officials are implementing a lottery system to fill hundreds of spots on a waitlist for a new affordable housing project. The waitlist will be used to fill dozens of apartments through a project-based rent program at Villas on McQueen, which is located at 77 N. McQueen Road, just south of Chandler Boulevard.
Meth trafficker sentenced to 5 years after $30,000 Phoenix drug deal
PHOENIX — A drug trafficker who delivered more than 32 pounds of methamphetamine to a confidential informant in a Phoenix parking lot has been sentenced to five years in state prison. Miguel Angel Leon was sentenced Monday in Maricopa County Superior Court after previously pleading guilty to possession of...
Small plane goes off runway at Queen Creek airpark
QUEEN CREEK, Ariz. — A small plane went off the runway at an airpark in the East Valley, Queen Creek officials said. No injuries were reported from the incident on Tuesday morning at Pegasus Airpark. The runway was closed as crews cleared the area. Details on what led up...
The 4 most exciting new restaurants and cafes that opened in April
Restaurants open and close around the Valley all the time. But every so often, a new spot really catches our attention. Whether their owners promise unique cuisine, have crafted a gorgeous environment or bring something fun to the Valley, there are some new spots we just can’t wait to visit.
Latest on Hazen Fire; driver crashes into pond during police chase | FOX 10...
FOX 10's Irene Snyder joins the show to give us the latest updates on the Hazen Fire burning in the West Valley. Also, a wild police chase comes to an end when a driver plows into a pond.
Op-ed: Phoenix treating the homeless like biohazards instead of people
America has redefined the meaning of homelessness many times throughout history. In the early 1900s, it was a moral failure; after the Great Depression, a circumstance. In the late 20th century, it was a failure of the welfare state, and the start of the 21st century saw “housing first.”

















