Man accused of driving drunk and falling asleep in middle of Phoenix freeway
A man is accused of driving drunk and falling asleep in the middle of east Phoenix’s Interstate 10. The Arizona Department of Public Safety reports that on May 25, troopers received many calls regarding an car stopped on I-10 between 32nd and 40th streets. Troopers arrived and discovered the...
Scottsdale’s 4.5% water rate increase includes funds for additional sources
Scottsdale will be using part of its recent water rate increase to fund additional water sources and supply. The Scottsdale City Council approved a 4.5% rate bump last month. The city receives about 70% of its water from the Colorado River. Arizona will likely see further cuts in its river...
Old Town Goes Up in Smoke as Mesquite Wing Pop-Up Sells Out by 5
Chef Antonio Padilla did not waste any time turning up the heat at his new Valley pop-up. At the debut of Alita this week, his mesquite-fired whole chicken wings drew a steady line and were completely sold out before 5 p.m. The open-fire concept keeps things tight and focused, with three wing preparations, a citrusy, f
Stone wall marks divide as Mesa considers reopening Crismon Road
In southeast Mesa, a large stone wall stands as more than just a barrier; it represents a dividing line between neighbors, their opinions, and city plans to open a closed section of Crismon Road.
Serious injuries reported after 4-car crash on Scottsdale freeway off-ramp
SCOTTSDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — At least two people have been hurt after a multi-vehicle collision on a freeway off-ramp in Scottsdale early Tuesday afternoon. The crash happened around noon on the Loop 101 southbound off-ramp at Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard. The Arizona Department of Public Safety says four vehicles are i
‘Potential suspect’ in news anchor disappearance; body of missing nuclear lab worker found |...
PHOENIX - Private investigator reports new tips regarding decades-old disappearance of news anchor; dog rescued by police from hot car in the East Valley; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Tuesday, June 2, 2026. 1. ‘Potential suspect’ found in missing news anchor case...
‘Not your daddy’s’ steakhouse chain opens second Valley location
Steakhouses can often be stuffy. But one vibe-dining destination, self-described as “not your daddy’s” steakhouse, set out to change that. Now, the international chain has arrived in downtown Phoenix. STK Steakhouse opened its second Valley location on Washington and Second streets on Tuesday, just about a block...
Goldwater Institute sues to stop Roosevelt Row affordable housing project
A new affordable housing development is slated to go up right off of Roosevelt Row in Phoenix. But the Goldwater Institute, Arizona’s libertarian-minded policy organization, is suing to prevent it from happening. Last week, the Goldwater Institute filed a complaint against the city of Phoenix in Maricopa County Superio
Seasonal ban on power shutoffs now in effect across Arizona as heat rises
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — As of Monday, Arizona utility companies cannot shut off customers’ power if they’re overdue on bills or have missed a payment as the state heads into a hot summer. The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) is reminding residents that utilities are barred from cutting off...
Motorcyclist killed in Mesa crash identified
Police have identified the motorcyclist who died after a crash on a busy Mesa highway Saturday evening.
