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With SNAP benefits set to run out on Nov. 1 amid the ongoing government shutdown, restaurants and community organizations across the country are stepping up to ensure no one goes hungry.

Four people have been arrested following a group assault outside an ASU dorm. Among those arrested is the son of a high-profile MCAO death penalty prosecutor.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A dramatic rescue by Phoenix Police of a woman who fell into a canal was captured on camera. Newly released body cam video captures the dramatic rescue that happened in the early morning hours of October 14th. The woman claimed she was sitting near the edge of the canal when she fell in.

The family of Christopher Phillips, a 45-year-old man killed by Phoenix police in January, has filed a $5 million lawsuit against the city, claiming excessive force in his death.

As fallout from the looming pause in SNAP food assistance benefits continues to accumulate, the demand for food bank services is also increasing. On Oct. 30, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs toured one of the biggest food bank in Arizona, and FOX 10's Brian Webb has more on the visit.

Karina Rubio reports live from Gilbert after speaking with the mom of an 18-year-old attacked near ASU’s Hassayampa dorm. The brutal assault, caught on camera.

PHOENIX — Salt River Project (SRP) customers can expect higher electric bills in November as the utility implements a new pricing plan. The plan, which was announced in February, will raise the bill for an average residential customer by 3.5%, or $5.61 per month, according to SRP. However, the...

This article contains content summarized with GPT-4. Learn more. A video recorded during an e-scooter ride along Bethany Home Road and the I-17 corridor in Phoenix shows the presence of homelessness in these neighborhoods. The video provides observations of daily life and interactions in the area. It highlights some...

Gov. Katie Hobbs is set to visit Tucson this weekend as part of a two-city “Arizona First” tour, with rallies planned in both Tucson and Phoenix.

Arizona’s festivals have long been a celebration of local culture and community spirit. However, in recent years, many of these events have expanded beyond their local roots, drawing tourists from around the world. While this growth has brought increased visibility and economic benefits, it has also changed the...