Man dead after crash near 25th Avenue and Buckeye Road on Monday morning
PHOENIX — One person dead after a crash in Phoenix on Monday morning, police say. Officers first responded to the area of 25th Avenue and Buckeye Road around 7:30 a.m. for reports of a crash. A van and semi-truck were at the scene, both with front-end damage. One of...
Gilbert’s e-bike hammer takes effect quickly
In a move to tamp down irresponsible e-bike riding on Gilbert streets, Town Council last week approved new regulations that took effect immediately because its vote was unanimous. The ordinance includes specific riding and age restrictions, speed limits, helmet requirements for anyone under 18 regardless of what kind o
Juan Ciscomani, David Schweikert Urge for Protection of Salt River, Heber Horses
Representatives Juan Ciscomani (R-AZ) and David Schweikert (R-AZ) have written to the U.S. Forest Service, urging the continued protection of the Salt River and Heber wild horse herds. Why the Letter Was Written. In August 2024, the Forest Service asked the Arizona Department of Agriculture to revise its management pro
It’s Waylon Jennings’ birthday. Watch him play Mr. Lucky’s in Phoenix in 1980
Happy 89th birthday to one of Arizona’s most beloved musicians. Though Waylon Jennings was born in Texas on June 15, 1937, his ties to Arizona ran deep; he moved to Coolidge in 1961 where, as we wrote on his 75th birthday, “he manned the mic at a small radio station, KCKY. He made his way to Phoenix, fronting a rockabi
Arizona voters to decide the future of traffic enforcement cameras
Lawmakers have approved a ballot measure that would require local voter approval for cities to continue operating photo enforcement programs, including speed and red-light cameras.
Scottsdale animal rescue groups call for volunteers as shelter hits full capacity
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - The temperatures are heating up, and with that comes concern about dogs on the streets in Scottsdale. One shelter is on a mission to protect them and make them healthy for their future families. The summer months are extra busy for these shelters as they work to keep these dogs off the streets and i
Summer E-Bike Mayhem Scottsdale Teens Hit Hard as Crashes Surge
Scottsdale emergency crews and city officials say this summer’s e-bike craze is coming with a sting. They are logging a clear spike in crashes and close calls, many of them involving teenagers or heavily souped-up rides, and it is putting fresh pressure on departments and bike shops to tighten up on age rules, labels a
4-year Loop 303 project in Goodyear begins Monday
GOODYEAR, AZ (AZFamily) — A four-year, $613 million project to expand Loop 303 in Goodyear begins Monday. The project will create four miles of new freeway and will extend Loop 303 southward in the West Valley from Van Buren Street to Maricopa County 85. The extension will follow the...
Baby drowns in Gilbert pool, officials say
GILBERT, AZ (AZFamily) — A baby died after being pulled from a pool in Gilbert, according to officials with the city’s police department. Officers responded to a home near Higley and Elliot roads just after 5:30 p.m. for reports of a drowning. Officers immediately began life-saving measures on the 1-year-old, who was p
Monsoon moisture brings rain to high country while Phoenix hits 110
Phoenix reached 110 degrees as monsoonal moisture brought rain, wet roads, and cooler temperatures to high country areas like Flagstaff and Sedona. FOX 10's Ashley Loaeza has more on the rain chances Sunday evening.

















