Fish and flies: The worst Phoenix restaurant inspections of July
Every month, restaurant inspectors from the Maricopa County Environmental Services Department fan out around the Valley to make sure kitchens are clean and safe. In July, they hit up many food trucks and taco stands, paying special attention to those operating outside in the heat. They also visited pizzerias, doughnut.
Scottsdale man sentenced to prison for stealing $10.7M from employer
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Scottsdale man who spent years stealing millions of dollars from his employer to buy concert tickets, luxury hotel stays and sporting events was sentenced to prison on Monday, authorities said. Mark Latham, 61, will spend 6 1/2 years in federal prison. Latham, who admitted to...
WATCH: Former Salad and Go employees turn final days into acts of kindness
Even after learning they would soon be out of work, a group of former Salad and Go employees at the 19th and Northern avenues decided to look out for one another and their community.
Peoria woman allegedly terrorized own family with rape and death threats, framed innocent doctor’s...
Peoria police took 30-year-old Shelbey Fernandez into custody for allegedly waging a multi-year campaign of stalking, terroristic threats, debit card fraud and child sexual exploitation against her own parents, relatives and church members. Fernandez allegedly used VoIP services to launch graphic death threats, fake em
Angie’s Announces Nine New Arizona Locations
Angie’s is adding nine more restaurants in Arizona, with new locations planned in Phoenix, Mesa, Queen Creek, Maricopa, Goodyear, and Casa Grande. The company said on Instagram that it hopes to open the first three within six weeks and the remaining locations by the end of the year. Co-owner...
Arizona traffic stop turns into deputy saving a kidnapped 11-day-old infant
A statewide search for an 11-day-old infant ended safely along Interstate 40 in northern Arizona after a Navajo County sheriff’s deputy spotted the vehicle authorities were looking for, pulled it over and found the newborn crying in the backseat.
Florida man accused of scamming over $65K from Arizona seniors
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Florida man is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from several Arizonans as part of an elaborate cross-country scheme. Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced Wednesday that Andre Hart, 22, was indicted on four counts of fraudulent schemes and three counts of theft. Officials say
Plate Full of Phoenix News Bites Coming in Hot
We’re kicking off the second week of August with shocking news from a major fast-food chain, back-to-school deals and barbecues, and a Midwestern favorite making its Arizona debut. Have a tip? Send us a note via Instagram or by emailing [email protected]. The 411. Go, Going, Gone. Fast food chain...
Public schools continue to lose enrollment
As a new school year begins, public schools around the Valley continue to be “dinged” by private and charter schools. While population within the Deer Valley Unified School District boundaries keeps rising – enrollment keeps falling. On May 3, Anthem’s Boulder Creek High School and other DVUSD...
Goodyear officer placed on leave for potential Flock misuse
Goodyear Police place an officer on leave amid an investigation into potential misuse of its Flock camera system. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.

















