Retired Phoenix police officer catches rare albino rattlesnake in Gold Canyon
Phil Roberts has relocated more than 85 rattlesnakes in the past year. Experts say a white snake he recently caught may be a tyrosinase-positive albino — and she's pregnant.
SAFE Alert out of Phoenix canceled after subject found in good health
Authorities canceled a SAFE Alert for a missing Phoenix man Wednesday after the subject was found in good health. Elige Douglas Sluss, 71, had last been seen near 21st Avenue and Bethany Home Road about 5 p.m. Tuesday when the alert was issued later that night. Sluss is described 5...
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Inmate gets stuck trying to escape Phoenix hospital
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A female inmate tried to escape Wednesday at a Phoenix hospital with a traditional ruse, but it didn’t go the way she planned. It happened at the Valleywise Health Medical Center at 24th and Roosevelt streets. The woman asked to use the restroom and tried...
85-year-old Phoenix man gets 9 years for killing son-in-law ‘to protect his wife’
PHOENIX - An 85-year-old Phoenix man was sentenced Wednesday to nine years in prison for the fatal shooting of his son-in-law during a domestic dispute last summer. Robert Angelo Feola received a shorter prison sentence than typical on July 1 after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter and domestic violen
Woman pushes for hiking awareness after brother’s death
Due to the extreme volume of hikers in the desert heat, rescue teams respond to over 150 emergencies on the mountain annually. But a Valley woman who knows the dangers of hiking is working tirelessly to change those statistics. FOX 10's Anita Roman has more.
Couple aims to open a bar for women’s sports
As women's sports continue to attract larger audiences, a Scottsdale couple hopes to bring a new kind of sports bar to Old Town Scottsdale – one where women's athletics aren't competing for airtime. Kristen and Anthony Carli have launched a Kickstarter campaign to help fund Her Court, a planned...
Phoenix asks federal judge to toss fired officer Dusten Mullen’s lawsuit
PHOENIX - The City of Phoenix is asking for a federal judge to toss a lawsuit filed by ex-officer Dusten Mullen, who showed up to an anti-ICE student protest armed and masked, while off-duty. The backstory:. We have reported on the controversy surrounding Mullen in recent months. The controversy stems...
Scottsdale pool company Sun State Pools has license revoked, leaving customers with unfinished projects
SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Sun State Pools, a Scottsdale-based pool company, has had its contractor's license revoked, leaving customers with unfinished projects after paying thousands of dollars. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors says it has received 85 complaints from homeowners and subcontractors against Sun State Pools si
Phoenix caregiver accused of gagging man with cerebral palsy
Court paperwork says a certified caregiver at a Phoenix group home for people with disabilities is accused of gagging a nonverbal man with cerebral palsy with a washcloth, tying socks around his face.
