Man dies after medical episode causes single-car crash in Tempe
TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — A man died Sunday afternoon after a medical incident caused him to crash his vehicle in Tempe, police said. The crash occurred near the intersection of McClintock and Southshore drives, just south of Baseline Road. Investigators do not believe speed or impairment were factors. Tempe...
Phoenix Firefighter Donates Kidney to Husband, Fellow Surprise Firefighter
Madison Greer, a firefighter with the Phoenix Fire Department, donated one of her kidneys to her husband, Surprise firefighter Robert Coleman Jr., after he was diagnosed with stage 5 kidney disease in 2025. The couple, married in September 2025, are now recovering together from the surgery and say they hope to return t
Police investigating deadly single-car crash in Tempe Sunday afternoon
TEMPE, AZ — Police are investigating a deadly single-car crash that shut down a Tempe intersection for part of Sunday afternoon. Tempe police say the crash occurred near McClintock Drive and Baseline Road. The driver, only identified at this point as a man, was taken to the hospital, where...
Phoenix dust storms prompt health warnings as Category 5 dust lingers
PHOENIX - Dust has been clinging to the air across Phoenix following strong dust storms in the last week, leading to poor air quality and the potential for more monsoon storms in the coming days. What we know:. While conditions cleared up temporarily, meteorologists report that dust storms tend to...
Mesa man has a century of stories to tell
Henry Paris Ashcroft apparently doesn’t think there is anything particularly remarkable about his life. The Mesa man’s son, Russ Ashcroft, begs to disagree. There was the time Ashcroft graduated as valedictorian of his Eagar High School class in 1944 after getting back just in time from moving his parents’ cattle to su
As school year begins, Chandler Unified coaches’ pay unchanged
Practices are beginning for Chandler Unified School District sports teams, but coaches are still receiving the same stipend they have for years. Earlier this summer, CUSD Athletics Director Shawn Rustad argued to the Governing Board that the current stipend isn’t enough because the job has changed significantly. Admini
10 Arizona Delis Serving Sandwiches So Massive You Will Need A Nap
My doctor always tells me to eat a balanced diet, but I’m pretty sure holding a sandwich in each hand counts as balanced, right? At least, that was my excuse last Tuesday when I ordered a roast beef sub that felt heavy enough to lift weights with. Halfway through,...
Church Community Connection: ‘Why me?’ to ‘what’s next?’
One of the most extraordinary experiences of my life was serving as a singles pastor at two large churches in the Phoenix area. From 1980 to 1982, I pastored at Grace Community Church in Tempe, Arizona, where we served more than 550 single people in our Sunday school classes. From 1982 to 1987, I pastored at Northwest
Phoenix heat wave nears record high before monsoon storms bring relief
Phoenix reached 113 degrees on Saturday as extreme heat peaks. Cooler temperatures and widespread monsoon rain are expected to arrive by Monday. FOX 10's Ashley Loaeza has more ahead of the cooler and active weather next week.
Avondale crash injures homeowner; $43K porch pirate caught; firefighter donates kidney | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - From an Avondale home crash, to a $43K porch pirate caught in Arizona, and a firefighter's kidney donation, here are your top stories for Saturday, August 8, 2026, on Fox10Phoenix.com. 1. Driver shot before crashing into Avondale home. Featured. 2. Arrest made for bending flock camera. Featured. 3....

















