Mesa AZ

Fourth of July is right around the corner, and cities across the Valley are getting things ready for the annual celebration!

Speak of the Devils Podcast Sitdown Series: ASU tight ends coach Jason Mohns. For Jason Mohns, the Sun Devils’ Playoff run of 2024 was extra gratifying. Sure, his tight ends produced an All-Big 12 selection and were an integral part of the offense’s success. But beyond that, Mohns—an ASU grad, a son of a former ASU...

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — A man accused of killing a young woman and badly injuring another during a crash along the U.S. 60 in Mesa last year is being offered a plea deal, and the victims’ families are not happy about it. Nicholas Meyer has an extensive criminal...

The U.S. Department of Defense is conducting military training exercises in the Phoenix metro area Monday through Saturday. In a statement, the Phoenix Police Department said Valley residents may notice low-flying helicopters, simulated gunfire and controlled explosions, mostly after dark. The police department said...

Across cultures, food is a shared experience that brings people together. For artist Feng-Feng Yeh, food also became a portal through a Wild West historical journey and a creative quest to learn more about Chinese chorizo in Arizona. Yeh, who grew up in Tucson, spent 20 years working in New...

The husband of social media influencer Emilie Kiser told police he was watching their newborn when their 3-year-old son fell into the pool and drowned, according to search warrant applications obtained by The Arizona Republic. Brady Kiser told Chandler police he lost sight of Trigg Kiser for three to five minutes...

For weeks, residents around a shuttered golf course in the East Valley have been complaining about dying grass and the smell of dead fish, and now, the property's owner apologized for the conditions, but said her plans aren't changing. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.

Family and friends of a 19-year-old Phoenix woman are searching for answers after she died in a motorcycle crash, and believe her bike was stolen from the scene.

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, highlights the dire consequences of a potential summer blackout in Phoenix. A new study warns that tens of thousands of residents could require emergency care during a prolonged power outage amid extreme heat, overwhelming the city’s limited hospital capacity....

Jaime’s Local Love Podcast: Whitney Clark and the love of books. We are sitting down with Arizona’s Family’s super reader. In this episode, we talk to our Whitney Clark, anchor/reporter and host of the Beyond the Next Chapter Podcast. We talk to her about her love of reading and how she gets it done so fast, every...