FedEx announces 100 layoffs, closing down Phoenix facility
PHOENIX — FedEx is planning to shut down a facility in the Phoenix area and reduce its workforce by about 100 employees. A WARN notice filed on June 2 by the Federal Express Corporation shows the layoffs would affect a FedEx facility near 43rd Avenue and Indian School Road, which is expected to close its doors in early
Mayo ready to spread in Scottsdale
You may have heard the Mayo Clinic is doing a $2 billion expansion in Phoenix – just west of Scottsdale city limits. Meanwhile, on a less-publicized project, the Mayo is looking to spread on the other end of Scottsdale, creating what could be called a Mayo expansion sandwich. In...
Deer Valley educators allege mistreatment of disabled Hispanic students, retaliation after reporting concerns
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Three longtime special education educators are accusing the Deer Valley Unified School District of retaliating against them after they reported what they describe as repeated mistreatment of two severely disabled Hispanic students at Mountain Ridge High School. The allegations, detailed in a legal cla
Pedestrian dies after vehicular collision in west Phoenix
A pedestrian died after a collision Monday morning in west Phoenix, authorities said. Officers with the Phoenix Police Department responded to reports of a collision in the area of Encanto Boulevard and 55th Avenue shortly before 5 a.m. They found 42-year-old Cory Moore in critical condition. First responders with the.
Serious injuries reported after 4-car crash on Scottsdale freeway off-ramp
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — At least two people have been hurt after a multi-vehicle collision on a freeway off-ramp in Scottsdale early Tuesday afternoon. The crash happened around noon on the Loop 101 southbound off-ramp at Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard. The Arizona Department of Public Safety says four vehicles are i
‘Potential suspect’ in news anchor disappearance; body of missing nuclear lab worker found |...
PHOENIX - Private investigator reports new tips regarding decades-old disappearance of news anchor; dog rescued by police from hot car in the East Valley; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Tuesday, June 2, 2026. 1. ‘Potential suspect’ found in missing news anchor case...
‘Not your daddy’s’ steakhouse chain opens second Valley location
Steakhouses can often be stuffy. But one vibe-dining destination, self-described as “not your daddy’s” steakhouse, set out to change that. Now, the international chain has arrived in downtown Phoenix. STK Steakhouse opened its second Valley location on Washington and Second streets on Tuesday, just about a block...
‘2 is absolutely not enough’: Arizona mother advocates for teens involved in group-style assault...
SURPRISE, Ariz. — A second teenager has been identified in connection with a group-style assault on a 15-year-old boy in Surprise, according to police. “Two is absolutely not enough," Ms. Martinez said. “There’s multiple videos, different angles. There’s more than 10 people who did assault." The...
Goldwater Institute sues to stop Roosevelt Row affordable housing project
A new affordable housing development is slated to go up right off of Roosevelt Row in Phoenix. But the Goldwater Institute, Arizona’s libertarian-minded policy organization, is suing to prevent it from happening. Last week, the Goldwater Institute filed a complaint against the city of Phoenix in Maricopa County Superio
Seasonal ban on power shutoffs now in effect across Arizona as heat rises
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — As of Monday, Arizona utility companies cannot shut off customers’ power if they’re overdue on bills or have missed a payment as the state heads into a hot summer. The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) is reminding residents that utilities are barred from cutting off...

















