10 Most Inhospitable Cities in America: Where the Human Body Hits Its Limits
Every city sells a story: opportunity, culture, reinvention. But behind the postcards and skylines, some American cities quietly push the human body and mind to their breaking point. From blistering heat that warps power lines to winter air so cold it can freeze exposed skin in minutes, these places raise a stark...
Two Mesa park leaders resign after allegations of racial slurs, harassment
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The City of Mesa has released the results of an independent investigation into its park rangers following allegations of misconduct earlier this year, leading to a leadership shakeup. As a result of the investigation and the report’s findings, Department Director Andrea Moore and Deputy Director...
‘House of Horrors’ case: April McLaughlin reportedly takes plea deal
CHANDLER, Ariz. - Sources tell FOX 10 that April McLaughlin, a Chandler woman at the center of a high-profile animal cruelty case, has taken a plea deal in two cases that were filed against her. The backstory:. McLaughlin ran a rescue for special needs dogs before allegations of fraud and...
Chandler’s data center vote triggers national progressive praise
A controversial City Council vote in Chandler, a typically quiet Phoenix suburb, is getting attention from some of the nation's most prominent progressive leaders. Why it matters: A proposed data center turned into a referendum on artificial intelligence — and former U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, who's now a lobbyist...
Pedestrian hit by car, killed in south Phoenix
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is dead after being hit by a car in south Phoenix early Tuesday morning. First responders were called to the area of 24th Street and Broadway Road just after midnight for the reported pedestrian crash. Officers at the scene found a man with serious...
Kyrsten Sinema’s lobbying efforts fail as Phoenix suburb rejects AI data center proposal
Local residents raised water usage concerns, city council voted plan down.
Transitional housing vote taken off Mesa City Council agenda
Advocates are worried that Mesa leaders will continue delaying the final vote. Mickaela Castillo reports.
Giant 40-foot tall inflatable Santa stolen from Phoenix tree lot
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Thieves stole a 40-foot-tall and 20-foot-wide inflatable Santa Claus from a family-owned tree lot in Phoenix over the weekend, taking a decoration that has been part of the business for 35 years. The theft occurred sometime between Saturday night and early Sunday morning at Kraemer’s Tree...
8 Arizona Lobster Roll Joints Proving Fresh Seafood Isn’t Just For Coasts
Who says you need an ocean view to enjoy a perfectly stuffed lobster roll?. Arizona has quietly become a surprising hotspot for this classic New England treat, with restaurants and food trucks serving up fresh, buttery lobster in the heart of the desert. From family-owned spots to creative food trucks,...
Jury hears forensic, witness testimony in 2015 Scottsdale killing of Allison Feldman
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — After a lengthy Thanksgiving break of nearly two weeks, a high-profile murder trial resumed Monday as jurors returned to hear testimony in the 2015 killing of Allison Feldman. Prosecutors picked up the case against Ian Mitcham, the man accused of killing the Scottsdale woman in her...
