Thousands of Americans Advised To Stay Inside In Indiana, Arizona
Parts of Indiana and Arizona face "unhealthy" air quality on Friday morning, an AirNow map shows.
Dental board moves to suspend license of dentist accused of luring a minor
PHOENIX — The Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners is taking steps to suspend the license of a Mesa dentist who is charged with luring a minor for sexual exploitation. The board voted on Thursday to give Logan Edward Cornwell until Friday night to agree to a full practice restriction, essentially a suspension of...
Passionate Debate: Father from the Valley Abandons Corporate Career to Provide Homeless Community with...
ABC 15 News - 11/09/2025 08:03:52 PM. Three days ago, a news story broke about Richard Agers, a 33-year-old former corporate manager who left his high-paying job to become a traveling barber for the homeless. Agers offers free haircuts to the marginalized residents of his community, providing not only grooming...
Arizona Driver Stunned To Realize What The Tiny Speck Stuck On Highway Ledge Actually...
One day, a driver saw a tiny white speck on the side of a freeway ramp in Phoenix, Arizona. As they got closer, their heart sank. It was a tiny kitten, alone and in danger, perched on a ledge over a busy highway. Worried that the little fluffball might be...
Phoenix food bank 10,000 turkeys short of goal ahead of Thanksgiving
With just two weeks until Thanksgiving, St. Mary's Food Bank is putting out a call for help: they are 10,000 turkeys short of their goal, putting them far behind their normal donation schedule.
Phoenix Mayor Gallego attends Global Climate Conference
PHOENIX — The planet’s premier climate conference is happening right now in Brazil, as world leaders negotiate ways to reduce warming emissions and reckon with the exploding data center industry. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego attended with 50 U.S. mayors and said A.I. and data centers played a large...
Semi knocks down power poles in Phoenix, sparks dispute
A truck clipped overhead lines in a Phoenix neighborhood, pulling down poles and causing major damage to several homes. Now, lawsuits are brewing to determine who will pay for the damages. Austin Walker reports.
Would your church help a starving baby? One woman puts it to the test
A woman’s viral calls to churches for baby formula sparked community debate on church obligations as pastors and churches respond.
Phoenix Police Officer Charged with Aggravated Assault Following On-Duty Collision Near I-17
A Phoenix police officer is facing charges of aggravated assault and endangerment following an on-duty traffic collision that occurred in March, as reported by FOX 10 Phoenix. The incident took place near the intersection of Buckeye Road and the I-17 freeway access, resulting in a marked Phoenix Police Tahoe...
Glendale police used an ethnic slur to search a license plate surveillance database
The Glendale Police Department used an anti-Romani slur last year when conducting a search of automated license plate reader data, according to records obtained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation and confirmed by the Arizona Mirror. The Glendale Police Department utilizes the Flock Safety network, a system that...
