Suspect Arrested for First-Degree Murder in Guadalupe Bus Stop Stabbing Death
The quietude of a Guadalupe bus stop was shattered by violence last month, as a man's life ended in a stabbing, now leading to a suspect's arrest for first-degree murder, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. 65-year-old victim Amalio Castillo-Villareal was discovered deceased behind the bus shelter...
Taroko Sports in Mesa expands its hours to operate 24/7
Taroko Sports opened its new location at Mesa Riverview this summer and has now announced that it has expanded its hours to 24/7.
Rescue crews prepare for potential emergencies ahead of upcoming rain
The remnants of Tropical Storm Priscilla are expected to bring heavy rain to much of Arizona, including the Valley, over the next few days.
Mexican Arts Imports brings vibrant traditions to Phoenix
From vibrant pottery to handcrafted textiles, Mexican Arts Imports in Phoenix is bringing the rich traditions of Mexico right into the community. FOX 10's Ashley Loaeza has the details.
In This US City, An Innocent Slip And Fall On The Sweltering Sidewalks Could...
Arizona is famous for its desert landscapes, like the Grand Canyon and Horseshoe Bend, one of the most photographed destinations in the state. Heat is expected, but summers have gotten exceptionally warm, with Phoenix reporting some of the highest temperatures recorded in its history. The heat has had an unexpected...
Severe Thunderstorms are likely in Phoenix this evening and overnight, October 11, 2025
Arizona Weather Force has issued a Tornado Watch effective Saturday, October 11th, 2025, for the following zones;. Issued Zones: Eastern half of Maricopa County ... Northern half of Pinal County ... Southeast half of Gila County, including Globe ...
We’ll be unprepared when the taps run dry
Every Arizonan has seen the headlines: “Colorado River can’t meet demand.” “Experts call for more cutbacks.” The stories sound serious — but they stop short of
Flood watch issued amid rainfall expected to last days
Ongoing showers and a chance of thunderstorms will continue through early next week. Paul has the forecast.
At busy Phoenix tower, air traffic controllers have shorted paychecks and extra stress
As the government shutdown drags on, air traffic controllers are feeling the stress and frustration of not knowing when they’ll stop working for free. On Friday, controllers received a partial paycheck. The shutdown started at the tail end of the last pay period. So, this paycheck was two days short for most people.
The Climate Sign That It’s Time To Rip Up Your Lawn
About 30% of household water use is used on landscaping. To save money on your water bill, consider getting rid of your grass and replacing it with xeriscaping.
