Mesa AZ

Staying cool in Phoenix during our insanely hot summers is expensive. You can turn your house into a cave with blackout curtains and refuse to open your door to the outside inferno unless you absolutely have to. You can place fans strategically throughout the room and maybe even run a swamp cooler.

For this group of Valley retirees, retirement isn't about slowing down — it's about speeding up acts of kindness.

PHOENIX - In May, a FOX 10 report first highlighted a law firm's scholarship intended to help children impacted by the criminal justice system. The scholarship's first recipient has now been selected, proving that with hard work and community support, it is possible to overcome challenges and come out on top.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety is investigating a fiery crash on the Loop 202 just west of McClintock Drive in Tempe on Sunday evening.

From crews battling wildfires around the state to new planned businesses, here are some of the top Arizona news stories from Fourth of July weekend. The Mina Fire that started near Yarnell northwest of the Valley on Saturday was nearly fully contained by Sunday, authorities said. Zones 2408, 2411 and...

PHOENIX - Piano has always been a part of Freya Terris' life. "The first thing I remember really doing was playing Defying Gravity from Wicked with my piano teacher ... I was about six," Terris said. Two years ago, everything changed. "It might be fair to say I love playing...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A powerful ridge of high pressure is strengthening this week, bringing dangerously hot conditions to south-central Arizona from Tuesday through Thursday. What to Expect. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning from 10 a.m. Tuesday through 8 p.m. Thursday — and we’re calling.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — For the second edition of Desert Table, the series is looking beyond restaurant walls and into the Sonoran Desert itself, where local growers and creators say Arizona’s landscape has shaped the region’s food story for generations. At The Urban Farm in Phoenix, the lesson...

For 9-year-old Eden Armstrong, stepping onto a wrestling or Brazilian jiu-jitsu mat isn’t intimidating – it’s fun. That sense of fun has taken the Queen Creek youngster from her first grappling class just two years ago to championship titles in both sports, invitation-only superfights and international competition in B

The City of Mesa’s 2025 Consumer Confidence Report confirms that Mesa’s drinking water continues to meet or exceed all state and federal drinking water standards. For more than 100 years, the City has been committed to providing its customers with safe, reliable drinking water. The annual report provides...