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State officials report a recent drug seizure has stopped a pipeline of drugs from Phoenix, Arizona to Vincennes. Indiana Governor Mike Braun joined Indiana State Police to highlight major public safety gains across Southern Indiana do far this year. That includes the dismantling of interstate drug trafficking networks,

A Circa Coffee morning starts long before the first customer approaches Kayla Slepack’s custom-built Japanese mini truck. It begins with the cracking sound of roasting beans and the distant barking of her dogs. Slepack has spent more than a decade in the coffee industry. During the week, she works...

The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed consolidating flight paths over greater Phoenix, but the city is asking the FAA to consider alternatives over noise concerns. In efforts to modernize the Phoenix airspace, the FAA has proposed moving away from dispersed flight paths to satellite guided paths. These paths

North Phoenix has a new morning magnet, and it is not trying to be quiet...

How many spots can you dine in downtown Phoenix for under $20? If you’re having trouble coming up with more than one or two, you’re not alone. That dearth of affordable neighborhood joints prompted industry veterans Robert Cissell, Ariel Bracamonte and developer Chuckie Duff to create one. Pinky’s...

A Phoenix church group called St. Herman's Table and member Lance Brace are suing the city over a new ordinance restricting food distribution and medical care in parks. FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.

Phoenix’s crackdown on abandoned shopping carts could soon be blocked by a bill sitting on the governor’s desk. The city says its ordinance has helped collect thousands of dumped carts, but the bill’s sponsor says businesses shouldn’t be charged when their property is stolen. Now, only a veto can stop the statewide cha

A suspect wanted for a sex crime against a child died Thursday night following a shooting involving Phoenix police officers, the department said. Authorities used a Grappler device to stop the suspect's car, a man between 50 and 60 years old, before the officer-involved shooting happened. The Arizona Department of...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — State lawmakers are voting on a budget proposal that could slash up to $10 million from social service programs, including food assistance, unemployment benefits and Meals on Wheels programs that serve seniors in need. The proposed cuts come as Arizona families are already reeling from federal...

Sharing a border with Mexico comes with a serious culinary reputation to uphold, and Phoenix restaurants have risen to the occasion. Across the Valley, chefs are embracing the diverse flavors and traditions of Mexico through mesquite-grilled meats, handmade tortillas, house-made guacamole, and ingredients sourced from