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.”
Camelback Scare As Phoenix Crews Tackle Risky Cholla Trail Rescue
Technical rescue crews with the Phoenix Fire Department fanned out across Camelback Mountain's Cholla Trailhead on Tuesday afternoon as they worked to reach a patient in steep, rocky terrain, the agency said. Crews staged at the base while teams moved higher up the mountain, and authorities asked hikers to avoid the area until the extraction was finished.
Man whose self-defense claim worked the first time he killed someone wasn’t so successful...
Mitchell said Lanunziata spoke with first responders from the roof while officers went inside, where they found Lephiew dead of multiple gunshot wounds. The post Man whose self-defense claim worked the first time he killed someone wasn't so successful when he tried it again first appeared on Law & Crime .
Tempe middle school assault: Family considers legal action after video shows violent attack
TEMPE, AZ — A 13-year-old boy was punched and kicked repeatedly at a Tempe middle school, and his family is now considering legal action against the district. A dispute over a dodgeball game led to a violent assault at Geneva Epps Mosley Middle School in Tempe, according to a police report, and the victim's family says campus security failed to intervene.
Scottsdale Homeowners Say Trendy Floor Shop Took Cash, Never Delivered
For a growing group of Scottsdale homeowners, the only thing installed after they paid for high-end floors is frustration. Several customers say they handed over thousands of dollars for hardwood and luxury plank flooring from a local company, then spent months waiting for deliveries that never came. The stalled projects, delayed or missing refunds, and a flurry of legal moves have left homes...
Cooler temps, slight rain chance for Phoenix before triple-digit heat returns
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — It’s been a relatively cool afternoon with plenty of cloud cover, and highs are expected to reach the low to mid-80s. Winds won’t be as strong as Sunday, but breezes from the southwest could still bring gusts of 15 to 20 mph. Due to the Hazen Fire south of Buckeye, areas of smoke will be present, especially across the West Valley...
Mesa cop allegedly tipped off drug raid target
A Mesa Police sergeant is accused of warning a convicted felon who was also a “drinking buddy” about a pending drug raid and now faces a first-degree felony charge of hindering prosecution, according to officials. Edward “Eddie” Albert Fire, 50, was suspended without pay pending the outcome of...

















