Traffic citation scam fools dozens into showing up to Phoenix court
Dozens of people showed up at Maricopa County Superior Court thinking they had an outstanding traffic ticket after receiving a scam message. Scammers are sending fake traffic citation texts and emails that look official and demand immediate payment. Jason Barry explains how the scam works, the warning signs to watch for, and what court officials say you should do if one of these messages...
Here’s everything you need to know about ‘May Day’ protest on Friday
PHOENIX — What is May Day?. More than 3,000 actions are planned across the nation on May 1 for "May Day," a national day of mobilization where individuals are demanding "workers over billionaires," according to organizers. Last year, more than 1,000 May Day actions were planned, and this May Day is the next national mobilization after "No Kings". May Day is also known as International...
13 Arizona restaurants serving chimichangas so good locals argue over who makes them best
Arizona has a serious chimichanga obsession, and honestly, who can blame anyone for that? The crispy, deep-fried burrito is practically a state icon, with roots tied deeply to Tucson and Phoenix food culture. From old-school family recipes passed down through generations to bold new flavors that keep regulars coming back...
First Friday helped revitalize downtown Phoenix. Despite recent changes, it isn’t going anywhere
LAUREN GILGER: First Friday art walks have been a staple of downtown Phoenix for decades since the 1980s when a small group of artists started the event as an answer to Old Town Scottsdale’s blockbuster art walks. First Fridays became a huge success story for downtown Phoenix — a...
Cops Say Mesa Sergeant Blew Cover on SWAT Drug Bust for Neighbor
A Mesa Police Department sergeant is now facing a felony charge after prosecutors say he quietly warned a neighbor about a Chandler Police narcotics raid on March 10, giving the man time to stash a backpack that later turned up with a partially finished ghost gun, ammo and drugs. The Maricopa County Attorney's Office filed a direct complaint on April 23 charging Sgt. Edward...
Phoenix PD investigating officer-involved shooting
Phoenix Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened near Downtown Phoenix. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the latest.
Loop 101 lane restrictions start Wednesday in north Scottsdale
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — A traffic impact alert starts Wednesday night for drivers in north Scottsdale. There will be lane restrictions along Loop 101 as crews begin work to make the commute smoother between Shea Boulevard and the Princess Drive-Pima Road exit. ADOT said its work in this area should...
Widow of man killed by officers sues city of Scottsdale
PHOENIX — Maria Santos, the widow of Joseph Santos, who was killed by police in a March 2025 shooting, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Scottsdale. 42-year-old Joseph Santos was shot and killed by Scottsdale police officers on March 8, 2025. The lawsuit filed on March...
168-Unit Affordable Housing Project Breaks Ground in South Phoenix
Ulysses Development Group continues to expand its impact in Arizona with the groundbreaking of Salt River Flats 2, a new affordable housing community located at 4027 S. 13th Street in Phoenix. The project, celebrated today with Governor Katie Hobbs and other partners, will add 168 homes for families and individuals earning 60% of the area median income.
Scam Alert: Dozens show up to Phoenix court over fake traffic fine texts
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Have you received a text message or email stating that you owe court fines or traffic violation fees? You’re not alone, and Maricopa County Superior Court officials say dozens of people showed up on Wednesday to pay fines that weren’t real. Officials are warning...
