Restaurants and bars hosting World Cup watch parties, specials across the Valley
Check out this list of local bars and restaurants across the Valley hosting watch parties, and gather your friends to support your team.
The Handmade Donuts At This Small Arizona Shop Are Absolutely Worth The Hype
Tucked along Carefree Highway in Phoenix, Arizona, Desert Donuts is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever settled for a store-bought donut. This family-owned gem has been winning hearts since 2013, serving made-to-order donuts crafted fresh right before your eyes. With a 4.7-star rating and hundreds...
ScreenX brings immersive 270-degree movie experience to AMC Desert Ridge 18
PHOENIX — Moviegoers in Arizona now have a new way to experience the big screen. AMC Desert Ridge 18 in north Phoenix recently became home to the state’s only ScreenX auditorium, an immersive theater format that expands select scenes beyond the main screen and onto the side walls, creating a 270-degree panoramic viewin
UAP transparency and government secrets, high-profile murder verdict | FOX 10 Talks
Renowned astrophysicist Dr. Avi Loeb joins following a major congressional hearing on UAP transparency and whistleblower protections. Witnesses told lawmakers that internal government records may contradict decades of public statements about unidentified aerial phenomena. Plus, a Texas jury has found Karmelo Anthony gu
Serial Killer Speakeasy puts the focus on the victims — and the drinks
“Come in with an open mind,” says Draven, the creative force behind a new immersive cocktail theater experience with a chill-inducing theme that’s headed to downtown Phoenix this week. The Serial Killer Speakeasy will lead audience members through stories based on the lives of four of America’s most infamous serial kil
Troopers: Driver going 110 mph on I-10 had BAC twice the legal limit
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A driver who admitted to going 110 mph was arrested for driving under the influence, and it was not their first DUI-related run-in with law enforcement. On Sunday, an Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper saw a driver going over 100 mph on Interstate 10. The driver was weaving in and out of t
Church group sues over Phoenix’s new ordinance on homeless services in parks
Phoenix is facing a lawsuit following a new ordinance restricting food distribution and medical care to people in need at parks. Every Thursday at Cave Creek Park — Cactus, St. Herman’s Table volunteers would serve meals to people experiencing homelessness. The suit calls this an act of “almsgiving” which “involves vol
Arizona Woman Sees a Creepy Old Man Following Her at Dollar Tree. Then She...
Arizona woman notices a creepy old man stalking her at Dollar Tree, but what she saw in his hands left her feeling sick.
Multi-car crash closes major Phoenix intersection
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A serious multi-car collision has closed a busy Phoenix intersection on Tuesday afternoon. The crash was reported in the area of 27th Avenue and Indian School Road, just west of Interstate 17, around noon. Arizona’s Family news chopper witnessed at least six vehicles damaged across the...
ASU moves to seize, raze historic Phoenix home to build medical school
Among the newly developed high-rises, cycle studios and breweries in the Evans-Churchill neighborhood of downtown Phoenix sits a quaint Queen Anne-style house. The Louis Emerson House, built by its namesake in 1902, is one of the few single-family homes still standing in this neighborhood, known for Roosevelt Row. But

















