Tempe AZ

Considering a move to Tempe, Arizona? With a population of around 186,000, Tempe offers a vibrant, youthful community rooted in education, technology, and desert living. Whether you’re a young professional, student, or small family, here’s what to know before relocating. Who Lives in Tempe?. Tempe has a relatively...

PHOENIX — Two Valley moving companies, Muscular Moving Men & Storage and M3 Commercial Moving & Logistics, broke ground on their joint headquarters in north Phoenix earlier this month. Muscular Moving Men & Storage is a residential moving company that started from a Craigslist ad and has been serving...

PHOENIX — A Phoenix man is hoping to recover a trailer full of work equipment that an alleged thief drove off with on Christmas Day. On the evening of Dec. 25, Tanner Peterson returned to his home near 32nd Street and Beardsley Road and noticed a trailer parked outside his residence had disappeared. He thought maybe...

GILBERT, Ariz. — The Gilbert Police Department is investigating a stabbing involving two juveniles reported Saturday evening. On Dec. 27 at about 6:30 p.m., officers were dispatched to the area of Baseline and Cooper roads in response to a 911 call of a possible stabbing. Upon arrival, officers found a juvenile...

PHOENIX - From a suspected drunken driver hitting and killing a pedestrian, to ongoing advances that could be key to solving JonBenet Ramsey's murder case, here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Saturday, December 27, 2025. 1. Pedestrian killed by suspected drunken driver in Phoenix, police say.

Two men have been cited for allegedly stealing merchandise from a beloved Mesa street vendor before the Christmas holiday.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Valley horse racing enthusiasts have reason to celebrate as one of Arizona’s iconic racetracks reopens under new management today. Turf Paradise is hosting a two-day celebration Friday and Saturday with free admission and a full slate of family-friendly activities. The celebration follows the...

A Phoenix woman is facing serious charges after allegedly driving more than 110 mph while intoxicated with her 8-year-old daughter in the back seat.

Someone who won nearly $13 million playing "The Pick" in November is one of many Arizona Lottery winners who have not claimed their prizes heading into 2026.

ANTHEM, Ariz. — A Phoenix mother has been arrested for driving at incredibly high speeds while intoxicated and her young daughter in the back seat. According to arrest documents, 32-year-old Ariel Olson was driving south on I-17 near Anthem on Christmas Eve when an officer caught her going 113 miles per hour. Olson...