Scottsdale Unified employee resigns after border arrest for smuggling
A Scottsdale Unified School District employee has resigned after investigators said he admitted he tried to get paid to transport people in the U.S. illegally. Investigators say the alleged deal started on Snapchat and moved to WhatsApp with $12,000 on the line. The school board wrestled with whether to accept the...
Man arrested after body was found at Phoenix apartment complex
Phoenix Police arrested Raymond Drinkhouse on suspicion of second-degree murder after a person was found dead near a dumpster on Nov. 12. Officers discovered the victim's body on a couch at the Graybriar Apartments.
Roofing Company in Arizona Almost Causes a Fatal Car Crash, ‘This Is Absolutely Ridiculous....
We all know that one of the biggest issues in the country is bad drivers. Many of them often lead to terrible accidents, while others, despite ending in a few close calls, still plague the streets with their lack of proper driving skills. Not long ago, one of these close calls happened in Chandler, Arizona, where a...
Family: Arizona man died after hospital discharge in extreme heat despite mental state
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Valley family is suing a Phoenix-area hospital after their son died hours after being discharged alone in triple-digit heat, despite warnings he was too confused to care for himself. Kaelen Lachica, who had been battling anorexia for nine years, was showing signs of recovery and...
Paradise Valley Unified superintendent fired after allegedly lying on job application
PHOENIX – The Paradise Valley Unified School District Governing Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to terminate the contract of Superintendent Todd Cummings. The firing comes after Cummings was placed on administrative leave in September 2025, just three months into his contract, over allegations that he lied...
‘He will die if you discharge him from this hospital’: Arizona family takes legal...
PHOENIX — A Gold Canyon family is taking legal action against Abrazo Health for the wrongful death of their son. A lawsuit, recently filed, claims the hospital discharged the 27-year-old when staff were told by his parents not to do so. Now, they are speaking out, demanding accountability. 'No...
Prosecutors drop case against ‘looksmaxxing’ streamer Clavicular after Scottsdale arrest
PHOENIX — The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office said Wednesday it will not pursue charges against Braden Peters after the 20-year-old streamer known as Clavicular was arrested in Scottsdale over the weekend. The Scottsdale Police Department took Peters into custody on Saturday night on suspicion of possessing a...
FirstTeam expands into Arizona with opening of Scottsdale office
FirstTeam Scottsdale is now open, marking the independent brokerage’s first office in Arizona. The office will be led by Janelle Flaherty, former global real estate advisor with Russ Lyon Sotheby’s International Realty. “Joining FirstTeam allows me to truly own and grow my business, while still having access to...
Cotton in Arizona: Much of the land where it once grew has been sold...
KJZZ examines the storied history of the state’s five C’s — copper, cotton, cattle, citrus and climate — and the role they still play in modern-day Arizona. When Arizona became a state in 1912, cotton was a shiny, up-and-coming industry. At least it was for new Arizonans — Native Americans farmed cotton here for...
ASU offering first of its kind masters program
A new program at Arizona State is combining public health and technology. FOX 10's Danielle Miller learns more about the pathway for students to become a "full stack practitioner."
