72-year-old woman allegedly shoots son for playing video games too loudly
Authorities in Arizona have brought charges against a 72-year-old woman who allegedly shot and injured her 38-year-old son because he was playing video games too loudly. Per 12 News, the Mesa Police Department said the May 17 incident happened at a home close to Higley Road and Main Street around 8:50 p.m. The...
Channel 10 Rewind: 1978 – Phoenix battles rising food costs | Video Vault
Phoenix residents grapple with soaring food prices, leading to drastic changes in shopping habits and a push for legislative action to alleviate the burden. Despite some creative solutions like home gardening, ongoing strikes and shortages continued to threaten affordability and consumer access to essential goods.
20 years ago this summer, Phoenix began to be terrorized by a series of...
PHOENIX — In the summer of 2005, police in the Phoenix area began investigating a series of seemingly random shootings that terrorized the Valley over a 14-month span. The infamous crime spree, later dubbed the "Phoenix Serial Shooter" case, resulted in multiple deaths, several injuries, acts of animal cruelty and...
The Diné Weaver Who Turns Microchips Into Art
MESA, Ariz. — In 1964, encouraged by subsidies from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Navajo Nation leadership, the Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation opened a large manufacturing plant in the northeastern corner of the reservation. The facility primarily employed Diné women to assemble microchips. These...
Last chance for public to weigh in on assisted living memory care services before...
On Wednesday, the public will have one last chance to weigh in on proposed rules for assisted-living communities that offer memory care services. Last year, Gov. Katie Hobbs signed into law a bill that would revamp how care is provided in memory care facilities. "Right now we're at the finish...
Maryvale hospital will reopen 24-bed unit for mental health care
Valleywise Health is scheduled on Tuesday to reopen a unit with dozens of beds for mental health patients in west Phoenix. Officials say reopening the 24-bed unit once again makes whole Valleywise’s behavioral health hospital in Maryvale. A labor shortage years ago forced the closure of three hospital wings....
The Gilmore to Bring Boutique Restaurants, Retail, Hotel, and More to Gilbert
Thompson Thrift, a full-service real estate company engaged in multifamily, mixed-use, industrial and commercial projects across the country, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on April 30 for The Gilmore, a 35-acre mixed-use development located on the northwest corner of Val Vista Drive and Germann Road, just off Loop...
A warm holiday as temps continue to increase through week
AZFamily First Alert Weather 9 a.m. update for Monday, May 26, 2025. AZFamily First Alert Weather 6AM Update for 5/26/25. We are tracking some changes by next weekend. A cutoff low could bring cooler weather, increased moisture, and a slight chance of rain. Holly Bock has your latest First Alert forecast.
TPD: One person injured following Midtown shooting near Speedway and Swan
A man sustained injuries Monday morning related to a shooting near Speedway and Swan. One person is in custody.
6 Of The Best Cities For Single Men Over 50 To Live
For many single men over 50, life isn’t winding down—it’s opening up. With more financial stability, fewer family obligations, and a clearer sense of self, this phase of life can be the perfect time to relocate and reinvent. But not all cities are created equal when it comes to dating prospects, affordability, social...
