Chandler Defense Manufacturer Expands, Nearly Quadruples Facility
C.E. Precision Assemblies an Amphenol company, a Chandler-based manufacturer of cable assemblies and wire harnesses for the aerospace and defense industries, is significantly expanding its operations. The company recently signed a 39,757-square-foot lease at 7155 W. Detroit St. in West Chandler, nearly four times the...
Food Network celebrity to open Phoenix wine bar with signature collection
Nik Fields, known as the Chic Chef, is set to open a wine bar and tasting room in Phoenix. The restaurateur and sommelier is also launching a collection of signature wines. Fields previously owned the Tempe-based wine bar Chic Chef 77, which earned praise on Forbes magazine’s best travel destinations roundup in 2023....
Mesa Joins National Trend with Sharp Decline in Violent Crime to Near 2020 Levels
As cities across the nation breathed a wary sigh of relief, Mesa echoed the trend, with violent crime tapering off to near-2020 levels. According to a report by FOX 10 Phoenix, the Mesa Police Department reported a drop in violent offenses last year, with a marked decrease in aggravated assaults, homicides, rapes,...
Latest on ICE protests; AZ parents divided over school walkouts | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - Some Phoenix businesses take part in anti-ICE boycotts; Parents divided over anti-ICE walkouts in schools; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Friday, January 30, 2026. 1. ICE protests: Some in Phoenix take part in boycott. Featured. 2. Parents divided over anti-ICE...
3 Arizona women claim photos were stolen to make AI explicit content
A Phoenix-area lawsuit claims real photos of young Arizona women were stolen and turned into explicit AI content for profit. Attorneys for the three women, who didn’t want to be identified for privacy reasons, said the operation taught others how to create “AI influencers” and sell subscriptions while trying to avoid...
Arizona Driver Notices Odd Little ‘Speck’ On Highway And Pulls Over Immediately
A driver in Phoenix, Arizona, spotted something small and white wobbling on the edge of a freeway ramp. As they got closer, their heart sank. It was a tiny kitten, completely alone, dangerously balanced above the busy highway. Worried the little one could get hurt, or worse, the driver didn’t...
Pedestrian dead after hit by vehicle while allegedly lying in roadway in Phoenix
PHOENIX — A man was hit and killed by a vehicle while allegedly lying in a roadway in Phoenix on Friday, authorities said. According to the Phoenix Police Department, officers responded around 6:45 p.m. to the area of 23rd and Grand avenues for reports of a pedestrian who had been struck by a car.
Zipps employee recounts how he got fake documents for work
One of the Zipps Sports Grill employees facing federal charges related to using fraudulent documents to land a job had no criminal history nor any previous contact with immigration authorities, according to testimony his lawyer gave at a brief Jan. 30 hearing. Edwin Flores-Rosales, clad in an orange jumpsuit,...
Construction restarts at ‘One Camelback’ in Phoenix
Phoenix’s long‑empty “One Camelback” is finally back on track, with construction 80% complete and plans for 136 luxury apartments and ground‑floor retail.
Largest condo in Old Town Scottsdale listed for $6.5 million
A rare and record-size penthouse condo has hit the market in Old Town Scottsdale, offering an impressive combination of space, sophistication and lifestyle amenities rarely seen in the city’s luxury real estate market. LOCAL NEWS: TSMC Arizona preparing workers for a chips future. Listed by Compass’ Jason Glimcher...
