From buddy systems to the ‘Blind Brigade’: Aging alone in Arizona
PHOENIX – Arizona’s population is aging, and more seniors are facing a life alone. “Solo agers” have no family, spouses or lifelong friends who are alive or live nearby. In 2024, nearly one out of five of Arizonans was 65 or older — and the number...
Family pushing for justice three years after murder of beloved track coach
The parents of David Denogean and the community are preparing to honor the beloved track coach shot and killed on Black Friday three years ago.
Arizona Man Shoots Older Brother After Confrontation Over Alleged Relationship With Wife, Police Say
PHOENIX, Arizona – An Arizona man is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly shooting his older brother during a family birthday gathering over suspicions of an inappropriate relationship involving his wife. Police said the confrontation escalated rapidly inside a restaurant, ultimately leaving the victim...
Too many ‘patriots’ fly the US flag, then forget about it | Letters
This is one of my biggest pet peeves: people who fly U.S. flags and forget about them. So often people get this sudden urge to show their patriotism by buying and displaying the flag. They put their flags on poles by their house, on their house, on their vehicle. They are so proud to see it flapping in the breeze....
Child rescued from mobile home fire, tragic update in National Guards shooting | Nightly...
PHOENIX - From a Thanksgiving inferno at a mobile home in Phoenix, to the tragic update in the shooting of two National Guard members in D.C., here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025. 1. Fire displaces 3 in Phoenix on Thanksgiving...
Phoenix among 10 cities getting extra FBI agents. They have helped with over 300...
Phoenix is among 10 FBI Field Offices that were assigned extra agents and resources to focus on violent crime against indigenous people. Federal officials say the six-month surge called Operation Not Forgotten was the longest and most intense effort to solve crimes against Native Americans. FBI agents and other...
Unusual Odor and Haze on i17 & Buckeye Road – Reported on Nov 26,...
A peculiar incident was reported on November 26, 2025, by a motorist who was driving along the i17 highway near Buckeye Road. The driver noticed an unusually strong, unpleasant odor, akin to burnt feces, which was so overpowering that they had to cover their nose with a shirt. Along with the smell, there was also a...
Phoenix company hosting giveaway for free holiday light installation
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Making the holidays brighter for others; that’s exactly how one Valley company is doing Something Good!. Last year, Arizona’s Family shared Kim’s story, a retired special needs teacher in the Valley. Kim was brought to tears when her home was lit for free, thanks to Trimlight Phoenix.
Glendale teen boy survives shooting
At approximately 7:47 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 27, Glendale Police officers responded to an apartment in the 5900 block of West Royal Palm Road. Residents called in reference to a shooting, where it
Girl hospitalized after fire burns through Phoenix mobile home
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A 10-year-old girl is spending Thanksgiving in the hospital after a fire ripped through a mobile home in Phoenix. The fire started at the home in the area of 30th Avenue and Van Buren Street around 10:45 a.m., and the girl was there by herself. Witnesses saved her from the flames, firefighters...

















