SAFE Alert Issued for Missing 77-Year-Old Phoenix Woman with Medical Condition
The Arizona Department of Public Safety has issued a SAFE Alert for Teresa Estrada, a 77-year-old Phoenix resident, last seen in the area of North 67th Avenue and West Thomas Road on the afternoon of December 10. Estrada is described as a Hispanic female, approximately 5 feet 1 inch in height, weighing 140 pounds,...
Doorbell cam captures man pointing gun, mass shooting leaves 2 dead | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - From a terrifying moment of an armed man showing up at the front door of a Phoenix home, to a mass shooting at a university that has left at least two people dead, here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Saturday, December 13, 2025. 1....
Caught on cam: Man points gun at Phoenix couple’s door
PHOENIX - A terrifying moment for a Valley couple when a man showed up to their home, pointing a gun directly at the door. And it’s all caught on camera through their home security footage. What we know:. The couple said they didn’t recognize the man at all, and...
Shooter gets 45 years in attack on Phoenix work crew
A man who fired upon a work crew doing remodeling work and others at a Phoenix apartment complex in 2022, killing one, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison. Zachery Shropshire, 36, stepped
Phoenix 911 system adding behavioral health response
PHOENIX - A big change is coming to the Phoenix 911 system on Monday, Dec. 15. Operators will begin offering more than just help with fire and police emergencies. This is part of the city of Phoenix’s multi-million dollar effort to streamline the process of getting the right help to the right people.
Judge dismisses Phoenix Firefighter’s lawsuit over back pay
PHOENIX — A Maricopa County Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit by more than 100 Phoenix firefighters, alleging that they were underpaid for years despite having advanced certifications. The lawsuit involves 101 Phoenix fire captains with certifications like paramedic, hazardous materials and technical...
5 Cars Ideal for Phoenix Heat and Long Drives vs 5 to Skip
Phoenix brings a special driving challenge that often surprises newcomers, especially during those dry months when temperatures keep rising. Someone choosing a vehicle for this type of location should consider heat tolerance, long-distance comfort, air-conditioning strength, and engine cooling efficiency. Regular...
Phoenix Honors Legacy of Dr. King with 2026 AZ MLK Excellence in Service Award...
The Arizona Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Committee has announced the honorees for the 2026 AZ MLK Awards for Excellence in Service. The awards recognize individuals, organizations, and businesses that have demonstrated significant commitment to advancing Dr. King’s vision of civic engagement through...
Phoenix adds more parking meters downtown, pisses everyone off
When Barry Schwartz began visiting the city’s tow yard with alarming regularity, he knew it was time to get out of San Francisco. “My car was towed like three times a month,” he said, and nearly “everything I made went to tickets.” Frustrated by an army of meter maids and the constant struggle to find a parking spot,...
Phoenix Zoo announces baby giraffe
The Phoenix Zoo is excited to announce the birth of a female Masai giraffe! A 12-year-old female named Sunshine gave birth to the calf on Nov. 16 at the Phoenix Zoo. The birth is the

















