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From an Instagram date ending in a shootout, to former FLDS leader Samuel Bateman's sentencing, and a DUI arrest after an ambulance joyride, here are your top stories for August 28, 2026, on fox10phoenix.com. 1. Gunman uses 'Find My' app to hunt down victims: PD. Featured. 2. 'Hero' vet accused...

Three weeks after dozens of Salad and Go locations served their last Cobbs, elote wraps and frozen strawberry lemonades to dismayed fans, the fate of those drive-thrus remains uncertain. Earlier this month, the homegrown healthy drive-thru chain abruptly announced it had filed for bankruptcy in Texas and would close al

Police say Micheal Soto, 19, hijacked a woman's location app at gunpoint to hunt down her boyfriend, leading to a violent rifle attack on a West Phoenix street. Detectives tracked down alleged getaway driver Gladis Ayala, 19, who identified Soto after claiming he forced her to drive him and threatened her life.

A stolen-load alert in northern Arizona led investigators to roughly $400,000 in recovered cargo across two interstates. Detective Curtis Peery of the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office received notice that a stolen shipment was traveling through the region. He began searching Interstate 40 and located the suspected trai

The promise of "safety" is no longer enough to justify the potential for unchecked, widespread surveillance.

On Channel 10 Rewind 1979: Phoenix pilots protest a costly new security badge and insurance mandate at Sky Harbor Airport.

Major General Phillip Cain Baker said he looks forward to leading the Center of Excellence in its mission to produce proficient Army aviators.

The Army veteran is currently making his way across Arizona on a self-supported journey spanning more than 500 miles, traveling from the Utah border to the Mexico border one step at a time.

CHANDLER, Ariz. - Chandler Police say they are at the scene of an officer-involved shooting on the afternoon of Aug. 27. Per a brief statement, the shooting happened in the area of Dobson and Warner roads. Officers were sent to the scene following reports of a person waving a gun in the area.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Drivers may see some delays on metro Phoenix freeways this weekend as the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) continues work on multiple projects. In the northwest Valley, the westbound Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) will be closed between 51st and 75th avenues from 10 p.m. Friday...