Maricopa Prosecutors Secretly Ran FBI Database Checks on Death Penalty Jurors
A judge’s refusal to excuse two jurors from a Maricopa County death penalty trial did not end prosecutors’ effort to assess them: prosecutors later used police detectives and a confidential FBI database to investigate the jurors without notifying the court, defense, or jurors. One of them, Jillian Barfield, says the ta
Arizona Has Real Fried Chicken Shacks, And These 8 Fry It Crackly And Hot
Arizona is famous for tacos and sonoran hot dogs, but the fried chicken scene here has quietly gotten serious. From downtown Phoenix to Tucson and out to Peoria, there are counters turning out chicken with real crunch, real seasoning, and real heat. Some lean Southern, some go Nashville hot, and...
From food truck to burger bars: Randizzle’s plans 2 Valley restaurants
Randizzle’s, the Valley food truck known for gourmet burgers and tacos, could open its first restaurant in downtown Mesa as soon as October, followed by a Phoenix location later this year. The brand announced Tuesday on Instagram that it has signed a lease for a burger bar near Main...
1 killed in shooting in south Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — One person is dead after being shot Tuesday evening in south Phoenix. Details are still very limited. Phoenix police responded to the reported shooting around 8 p.m. near 22nd Street and Roeser Road. When officers arrived, they found a person who had been shot. The shooting...
Homeowners, subcontractors speak out after Holtzman Construction abruptly pulls license
An Arizona construction company is accused by customers and subcontractors of leaving projects unfinished after collecting millions of dollars. One couple reports losing hundreds of thousands of dollars on incomplete home renovations, while some subcontractors claim tens of thousands in unpaid work. The company has pul
Phoenix homeowners lose thousands to inactive contractor
Small business owners and homeowners face massive financial losses after an Arizona general contractor halts work and cites bankruptcy. FOX 10 Investigator Nicole Krasean hears from both subcontractors and customers, who are now out thousands.
Homicide investigation underway near 22nd Street and Roeser Road
PHOENIX — A homicide investigation is underway after a victim died near 22nd Street and Roeser Road, Phoenix Police say. Police say that shortly after 8 p.m., they received multiple calls in regards to a shooting and when they arrived, they found a victim. The person was transported to...
A Chevy With Red-and-Blue Dash Lights Pulled Over a Tesla on Phoenix’s I-17. DPS...
A fake cop stuck red and blue lights behind the dash of an old Chevy pickup. Then he found a Tesla on Interstate 17 in Phoenix and tried to pull it over. The Arizona Department of Public Safety says he had no authority to stop anybody. That tends to matter in a traffic stop.
Person hospitalized after being stung 100+ times by bees in Goodyear
GOODYEAR, AZ (AZFamily) — Firefighters said a person was sent to the hospital after being stung more than 100 times during a bee attack in Goodyear Tuesday evening. It happened at a home on 161st Avenue, north of Van Buren Street, around 5 p.m. Firefighters said that when they...
Man and child hurt in 80-foot fall; mom allegedly left kids home alone for...
From an Arizona construction company accused of leaving projects unfinished, to a mom arrested for allegedly leaving her kids home alone while she went on a cruise, and a rappelling accident that left a man and child hurt, here are your top stories for Sept. 30, 2026, on fox10phoenix.com. 1....

















