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From buddy systems to the ‘Blind Brigade’: Aging alone in Arizona

PHOENIX – Arizona’s population is aging, and more seniors are facing a life alone. “Solo agers” have no family, spouses or lifelong friends who are alive or live nearby. In 2024, nearly one out of five of Arizonans was 65 or older — and the number...
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‘You’re going the wrong way’: Body cam captures Mesa cop question wrong-way driver on...

MESA, Ariz. — Newly released police video shows a Mesa police officer using his patrol vehicle to stop a wrong-way driver on U.S. 60 — a drastic maneuver law enforcement leaders say is becoming an increasingly common last resort to protect the public. Mesa Police Officer Dominic Crady...
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Family pushing for justice three years after murder of beloved track coach

The parents of David Denogean and the community are preparing to honor the beloved track coach shot and killed on Black Friday three years ago.
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Child rescued from mobile home fire, tragic update in National Guards shooting | Nightly...

PHOENIX - From a Thanksgiving inferno at a mobile home in Phoenix, to the tragic update in the shooting of two National Guard members in D.C., here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025. 1. Fire displaces 3 in Phoenix on Thanksgiving...
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Police halt party, underage drinking at Scottsdale school board member’s house

A Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board member was the host of a party that was shut down by police and featured underage drinking and an estimated 500 attendees. At least one attendee needed to be hospitalized after leaving the Nov. 7 party at Matthew Pittinsky's residence, according to police records....
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Phoenix among 10 cities getting extra FBI agents. They have helped with over 300...

Phoenix is among 10 FBI Field Offices that were assigned extra agents and resources to focus on violent crime against indigenous people. Federal officials say the six-month surge called Operation Not Forgotten was the longest and most intense effort to solve crimes against Native Americans. FBI agents and other...
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ADOT unveils new specialty license plates

The Arizona Department of Transportation has unveiled a new trio of designs which includes the first-ever Phoenix Mercury plate.
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Mesa council vote on Fiesta Mall project could clear way for Major League Soccer...

MESA, Ariz. — Once a mecca for East Valley shoppers, the now-barren 80-acre Fiesta Mall site in Mesa could soon be a magnet for Major League Soccer fans. The Mesa City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to approve a deal with the land owner and a developer that gives the property special tax treatment under a...
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Phoenix Faces Two Tragedies with Downtown Shooting Fatality and Road Rage Attack Killing Father...

Two separate shooting incidents in Phoenix resulted in fatalities and injuries. In downtown Phoenix on Tuesday night, police responded to a shooting at an apartment near 19th Street and Roosevelt Street. According to FOX 10 Phoenix, two men were found with gunshot wounds around 10:06 p.m. Both were transported to a...
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SRP workers herd fish, pull out carts and even cars during annual canal dry-up

SRP workers stood knee-deep in the muddy bottom of the Tempe Canal on Friday, Nov. 21, pulling a long metal fence through the shallow murky water as white amur fish thrashed in front of them. Workers began the first major phase of the annual canal repairs by herding and relocating...

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