Quick Thinking Air Traffic Controller Caught Mistake and Prevented Possible ‘Disastrous’ Incident in Phoenix
In a statement to PEOPLE, the FAA confirmed it is investigating the event involving two American Airlines planes using the same call signs in Phoenix
SAFE Alert issued for missing 21-year-old man last seen in Glendale
Authorities issued a SAFE Alert for a missing 21-year-old man who was last seen in Glendale on Sunday night. Abraham Cabrera was last seen near 75th and Pasadena avenues on Sunday around 9:30 p.m. He is described as being 5-feet-6-inches tall and weighing 130 pounds. Cabrera is also said to...
3 rescued from Camelback Mountain in single day
Phoenix Fire Department crews responded to three separate mountain rescues at Camelback Mountain, including a woman who was flown off Echo Canyon Trail with a 104-degree temperature. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen reports.
After Arizona monsoons, experts warn hidden home damage can trigger mold within 48 hours
Warning signs include musty smells, stains, and discoloration.
First Alert Days in effect as Phoenix area braces for dangerous heat
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — It’s a First Alert Weather Day for dangerously hot temperatures. Look for an afternoon high of 111 degrees in the Valley under sunny skies. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect from 10 a.m. this morning through 8 p.m. Friday. All five weekdays are First Alert weather days. Stay hydrated, limit outd
Missing children believed to be abducted by babysitter, police say
Eleven-month-old Norah Cooper and her sister 4-year-old Zola Cooper were last seen near Jones Avenue and James P. Brawley Drive NW, police said.
This Bizarre 125-Foot Spire In Arizona Has A Secret Origin Story Most People Have...
Something turquoise and 125 feet tall is standing in Scottsdale, Arizona, and it has absolutely no interest in being ignored. The Frank Lloyd Wright Spire doesn’t ask for your attention politely. It just takes it. You could be driving down the road thinking about your grocery list or whatever...
Phoenix parks turn to smart irrigation as Colorado River cuts loom
PHOENIX — As Arizona faces potential cuts to its Colorado River water supply, Phoenix looks to upgrade its irrigation systems to conserve the water it already has. The city has received a $115,000 water-efficiency grant from TSMC Arizona to upgrade irrigation systems at Madison Park and Los Olivos Park. The upgrades in
This Family-Run Arizona Mexican Restaurant Has Been Serving Legendary Chimichangas For Decades
Tucked a few blocks away from the busiest streets of Old Town Scottsdale sits a restaurant that has been feeding hungry crowds for nearly eight decades. A little burro statue stands guard out front, and the building itself has enough character to stop people mid-stroll. This is the kind of...
Mercury coach blasts WNBA narratives but ignores Fever coach Stephanie White’s role in the...
Nate Tibbetts ripped the media narrative around the WNBA but rushed to defend Stephanie White instead of backing Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark.

















