‘$106,000 and a prayer’: A founder bet more cash than he had on packaging...
Hank Murphy quit his job to sell frozen bean and cheese burritos out of an old Taco Bell. Then he gambled six figures he didn't have on packaging he'd never laid eyes on.
LIST: Back-to-school events offer free supplies, hair cuts and more
The 2026-2027 school year is right around the corner, and local organizations are holding school supply drives for students to start the school year off right.
Surveillance sought in Mesa fatal hit-and-run
An East Mesa family is mourning the loss of Robert Hetrick, who was struck and killed by a vehicle while skateboarding in a shopping center parking lot. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has the details.
Gas Prices Fall Again in Queen Creek With Costco at $3.49 a Gallon as...
QUEEN CREEK, AZ — Drivers in the Valley are seeing more relief at the pump as average gas prices dropped 15 cents a gallon to $3.84, according to AAA Arizona. Statewide, prices fell 14 cents to $3.97, marking the fifth consecutive week of declines. In Queen Creek, the highest...
“Super El Niño” developing (7/7)
A "Super El Niño" is developing! What that means for this upcoming winter in the Pacific Northwest.
Firefighters rush to provide oxygen to dogs pulled from Phoenix house fire
PHOENIX — Two dogs were rescued from a house fire reported Wednesday morning in central Phoenix. Firefighters were dispatched to a fire reported near 24th and Van Buren streets and found flames coming from a residential structure. The fire quickly extended to another nearby home. Firefighters entered both homes...
Phoenix group home caregiver arrested after allegedly gagging nonverbal man with washcloth and tying...
Caregiver Mark Sampson, who is facing a class 2 felony charge, denies gagging a nonverbal man with a washcloth. BY: ABC 15 Arizona on YouTube Mark Sampson, a caregiver from Arizona, is facing one count of child or vulnerable adult abuse under circumstances likely to produce death or serious physical injury, in relation
Deadly north Phoenix crash; ‘explosive diarrhea’ cases spreading across U.S. l Morning News Brief
From an investigation into possible shots fired in a north Phoenix neighborhood that led police to a deadly crash to over a dozen states reporting cases of a parasite known to cause "explosive diarrhea," here's a look at your top headlines for the morning of July 8. 1. Apparent murder-suicide...
1 dead after car crashed into brick wall in north Phoenix neighborhood
PHOENIX - An investigation into possible shots fired early Wednesday morning in a north Phoenix neighborhood led to the discovery of a crashed car with an injured person inside, who later died at the hospital. What we know:. The incident happened just after midnight on July 8 near 31st Avenue...
Phoenix offers $700 in short-term assistance to residents who lost SNAP benefits
Phoenix households that lost federal grocery benefits within the last nine months can now receive $700 in short-term financial assistance from the city. The Targeted One-Time Crisis Assistance Program is open to applicants who currently reside in Phoenix or receive water services from the city and who lost Supplemental

















