Police investigate shooting on Twain Avenue
Two victims taken to hospitals with unknown injuries.
City of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego signs official proclamation declaring— August 24 Ukrainian Independence...
Mayor Kate Gallego publicly shared and issued an official proclamation declaring August 24 as Ukrainian Independence Day in the City of Phoenix. The signing marks the 35th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence. Northeast Valley News spoke with Olichka (Oli) M. Nevinska the Founder of Prostir UA – Ukrainian Phoenix Comm
Where in the Valley? Find this Phoenix-area object
Welcome to another edition of "Where in the Valley?" How it works: We show you something cool. You tell us where it is. The first reader who names the spot gets a shoutout in the newsletter. Email us at [email protected]. You tell us: Where in the Valley can you find this statue? Catch up quick: Unfortunately, no one w
Mass killing suspect found dead; Tempe school employee accused of voyeurism l Morning News...
From the suspect in a Washington state mass killing found dead, to a Tempe school employee arrested, here are your top stories for August 24, 2026, on fox10phoenix.com. 4. Ex-deputy convicted in Sonya Massey's killing dies. Featured. 5. "This is heartbreaking for me" Featured. A look at today's weather.
Rare heat injury in dogs prompts warning from Arizona veterinarian
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Veterinarians are warning about a lesser-known danger facing dogs in Arizona’s heat, beyond heat stroke and burned paws. A dog named Claire was treated at the Arizona Humane Society after suffering from a condition called dorsal thermal necrosis. Vets say dorsal thermal necrosis is a...
Golf ball to groin triggers $5M claim against Mesa
A man is demanding $5 million from the City of Mesa because a golf ball at the municipal course slammed into his groin on Valentine’s Day. According to attorney Thomas Richardson, the incident occurred around 7:30 a.m. Feb. 14 Day at Dobson Ranch Golf Course while Jackson Shelton was practicing shots on a mat.
Phoenix hits 113 and the worst that is the yet to come
Phoenix spent Sunday evening under a wall of blowing dust, and the week ahead offers almost no relief from the conditions that stirred it up. Strong outflow winds pushed across the Valley, visibility collapsed on several major corridors, and a dust storm warning went up before eventually expiring later in the night.
Canyon Lake to close for four months
Anyone hoping for a fall outing at Canyon Lake will need to make other plans. The popular recreation lake northeast of Mesa will close to the public Sept. 8 and remain closed for approximately four months while its water level is lowered 54 feet for dam safety inspections and maintenance.
The Human League gave Mesa audience what it expected on ‘Generations’ tour
In spite of the record heat of 109 degrees on June 13, there were 2500 fans of 1980s British new wave music who were perfectly fine with braving the warm temps at the gorgeous Mesa Amphitheatre. Truth be told though, by the time The Human League took the stage at...
Camden affiliate buys Agritopia apartments for $124.5M
An entity affiliated with Camden Living acquired The Tyler, a 320-unit luxury apartment community in Gilbert's Epicenter development, for $124.5 million.

















