Music fans brave 110-degree Phoenix heat for downtown concerts
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Thousands of music fans flooded downtown Phoenix on Wednesday, braving temperatures well above 110 degrees as back-to-back major concerts brought massive crowds into the scorching afternoon sun. Two major shows drew audiences downtown: folk-pop singer Noah Kahan at Chase Field and electronic group
Havasu Falls tourist attacked on hiking trip
The mother of a 27-year-old tourist stabbed during a Havasu Falls hike is speaking out as the suspect faces federal court. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean learns more about the attack caught on camera.
Firefighter hurt as crews battle first-alarm house fire in Tempe
TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — A firefighter was hospitalized early Thursday morning as crews worked to extinguish a fire at an East Valley home. The fire broke out shortly before 6 a.m. on Palomino Drive, in a neighborhood near Warner and Rural roads in Tempe. Tempe firefighters arrived to find...
‘It got pretty chaotic’: Sold-out concert at The Van Buren in Phoenix ends abruptly
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A sold-out concert by rapper Nine Vicious at The Van Buren ended shortly after it started Tuesday night, following audio problems that concertgoers say angered the artist. Miguel Rodriguez, who attended the concert, said he was able to get to the front of the stage for...
Cox customers in Arizona to transition to Spectrum after $34.5B merger
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A pair of transactions worth tens of billions of dollars that will reshape cable and internet service across Arizona and the nation are now complete. Charter Communications announced Thursday it has finalized its merger with Cox Communications — a $34.5 billion deal and one of the largest in the ca
Arizona could face more severe storms after monsoon dust storms left thousands in the...
Monsoon thunderstorms threaten to bubble up again beginning Thursday afternoon across parts of Arizona, including Phoenix and Tucson. Dust storms and damaging wind gusts will be the biggest threat after monsoon storms knocked out power to over 32,000 customers Wednesday.
Phoenix hit by powerful dust storm knocking out power for thousands
A powerful wall of dust and severe thunderstorm activity moved through the greater Phoenix area on Wednesday evening, knocking out power for tens of thousands of residents and creating dangerous driving conditions across multiple communities. The storm arrived at a moment when the region is already contending with an e
Phoenix turns to AI to fight Chase Field game-day gridlock
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The city of Phoenix is expanding its network of traffic signals run by artificial intelligence, with about 25 new ones coming downtown in the next few months. The signals, between Interstates 17 and 10, will use AI technology from a company called NoTraffic to move traffic...
The Payroll Math Behind Santa Clarita Restaurants Looking At Arizona
For a full service restaurant, payroll is the single biggest thing standing between a busy dining room and a profitable year. The National Restaurant Association’s 2025 Restaurant Operations Data Abstract, built on financial data from more than 900 operators nationwide, put salaries and wages including benefits at a me
Driver admits drinking, driving 153 mph before deadly Tempe crash
Derek Gray has pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter in connection with the deadly 2023 Tempe crash. Investigators say Gray admitted to drinking and driving 153 mph in a 35 mph zone. His car crashed into a power pole and two palm trees. Gray survived, but passengers Jesse Ruiz and Maria Rangel were thrown from t

















