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The San Tan Valley Town Council adopted the Town of San Tan Valley's first zoning ordinance, zoning map and full town code at a special meeting June 1, putting the legal framework in place for the town to take over local government on July 1. The council also approved a...

More than 200 flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor on Thursday, turning the Valley’s busiest airport into a waiting game for thousands of travelers. Delays stacked up from midday through the evening, with some passengers stuck for more than an hour and others watching their connecting flights disappear from the d

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Sugar gliders are small, wide-eyed marsupials that have quietly become one of the more talked-about exotic pets in the country — and if you live in Arizona, you may be wondering whether owning one is even allowed. The good news is that the answe

In the early morning hours of May 26, 2026, Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers responded to a single-vehicle rollover on the AZ-101 transition ramp to US-60 in Tempe after dispatch received several calls reporting ... Read more

SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — New video and 911 calls are shedding new light on a police shooting near Old Town Scottsdale in May. The shooting happened around 2 a.m. May 6 after officers responded to a shooting at a Circle K near Miller and Camelback roads. Surveillance video from...

22 years after a murder & armored car robbery outside a movie theatre in south Phoenix, detectives are still searching for the killer who got away.

In May, when the Phoenix City Council passed a divisive new parks ordinance prohibiting unpermitted food distribution and medical treatment in city parks, advocates who work with unhoused people predicted lawsuits. This week, that prediction panned out. On Tuesday, a Christian Orthodox church group that feeds homeless

PHOENIX - Woman sues cruise line after catastrophic accident; man hospitalized after officer-involved shooting in the West Valley; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Thursday, June 4, 2026. 1. Cruise passenger who lost both legs during excursion sues. Featured. 2. Train burglary probe.

June 5 is National Donut Day, and this year, Doordash named one East Valley spot as one of the top 100 donut shops in the country. FOX 10's Annalisa Pardo has more on the Dutch Donut Factory in Mesa.

Queen Creek police say teen e-bike gatherings are leading to more dangerous encounters. New numbers show juvenile disturbance and e-bike calls have more than doubled compared with last year. Officers say some cases are escalating into assaults, and as Micaela Marshall reports, parents may be held accountable.