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One of the most enduring treasure tales of the American West is the story of the Lost Dutchman Mine. Allegedly rich in gold yet cursed, it is said to have claimed countless lives with men disappearing or dying under mysterious circumstances while seeking its treasures. For more than 120 years, the legend has grown...

A driver was killed after police say they crashed into a pole overnight near a Peoria neighborhood. Gibby Parra reports from the scene as detectives investigate.

PHOENIX - From an arrest made after an Amber Alert was canceled for a 3-year-old girl in the Valley, to accusations of racial taunts at a high school game, here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Sunday, February 22, 2026. 1. Volunteer search groups asked to give...

A man is dead after police say he crashed his motorcycle near 7th Avenue and Elwood Street after he allegedly lost control and "collided with a sidewalk."

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Sunshine and much warmer weather is on tap for the Valley and state for the new week ahead, with the possibility of record heat by the weekend. Look for a high of 85 degrees in the Valley today. That’s 13 degrees above normal for this time of year and 4 degrees shy of the daily record. Strong...

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GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily) — The Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper-paramedic who died in a helicopter crash in Flagstaff will be laid to rest in Gilbert on Monday. Trooper-paramedic Hunter Bennett, 28, and pilot Robert Skankey, 61, died when their DPS helicopter, Ranger 56, crashed on the night of Feb. 4 while...

New speed cameras posted at 17 locations throughout Phoenix went live Monday. Drivers caught violating the speed limit will receive a written warning by mail through March 24. Actual citations will be issued thereafter. The city chose nine locations based on data involving the prominence of high-speed crashes. The...

Phoenix takes a collective pause every March 31 to honor the civil rights icon who fought tirelessly for farmworkers and their families. This annual observance means city offices lock their doors, libraries adjust their hours, and residents rearrange their routines to accommodate the holiday. I have watched Phoenix...

I never imagined that a desert road trip could end with the smell of briny butter and the sound of a sizzling grill, but there I was-standing on a sun‑baked patio, fork poised, about to dive into a plate that tasted like the ocean itself. Arizona may be famous...