Fentanyl crisis: Arizona mom turns tragedy into outreach
Maricopa County opioid overdoses have dropped by more than half, according to health officials. Cities like Tempe report a 10% drop since 2021 due to expanded outreach and school education. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen hears from one mom pushing for more resources after her own loss.
Anthem neighbors share concerns over e-bikes
When it comes to “e-bikes,” you are not alone, Anthem …. The hot topic of the May 27 Anthem Community Council meeting: “Discussion Regarding E-Bike Community Education and Outreach.”. ACC Executive Director Aaron Baker, who is scheduled to give an update later this month, gave the board...
Archery, podcast keeps Chandler teen busy
Rising junior Aavishka Pattem was walking the halls of her school, BASIS Chandler, when a fellow student approached her. “She was like, ‘Hey, I listened to your podcast, and it really helped me the other day. I had some issues that I couldn’t talk to anyone about, and you really helped me.’” Aavishka said.
East Valley mom finds a home for her apparel brand
What started as a Gilbert mother’s search for better children’s clothing has grown into a fast-rising brand that is now opening its first permanent storefront. Darci Pratt launched House of Henry in 2022 with little more than an idea, a young son who inspired the company’s name and a belief that children’s clothing sho
Celebrate Juneteenth in the Valley
Arizona isn't among the 33 states where Juneteenth is a state holiday , but there aren't still plenty of ways to commemorate emancipation across the Valley. Juneteenth Celebration : Take the family to Gilbert for storytelling, music, drum and dance performances, arts and crafts and educational activities. Thursday, 10a
Powerhouse Arizona winery closes Old Town tasting room
Arizona Stronghold Vineyards, one of the oldest and most prolific wineries in the state, closed its Old Town Scottsdale tasting room earlier this month. The venue poured its last flights on June 7, four years after opening on a busy stretch of Marshall Way. The tasting room boasted a cozy...
Authorities release new information about body found at South Mountain in Phoenix
Authorities on Thursday released the identity of the man whose body was found at South Mountain Park and Preserve in Phoenix earlier this week. Michael Jules Goldberg, 78, died after apparently suffering from a medical event, the Phoenix Police Department announced. The Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office will ma
Dirty Dining: Roaches, raw chicken found at Phoenix-area restaurants
Inspectors found major health code violations at several Valley restaurants this week. Sushi Ave in Gilbert was cited for live roaches in a food prep area and lettuce touching raw chicken. Tabla Indian Restaurant in Phoenix had six violations, including workers handling food and dishes without proper handwashing. Clove
Phoenix man sentenced to 35 years for role in drug trafficking organization
A Phoenix man has been sentenced to 35 years in federal prison for his role as an enforcer in a transnational drug trafficking organization that brought fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine into Pennsylvania and across the country. According to the Department of Justice, 30-year-old Carlos Zamora was one of two defen
Scottsdale ranks as sixth-best U.S. city to start a career in 2026
As AI is rewriting the playbook for early-career roles and the unemployment rate remains elevated among recent graduates, Scottsdale finishes as the sixth-best mid-sized U.S. city for 2026 grads to launch a career, vaulting three spots since last year in CoworkingCafe’s annual study on the top cities for grads. In Ariz

















