Tropical moisture brings widespread rain to Phoenix and high country
Tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo moves into Arizona, bringing widespread rain chances and cooler temperatures through midweek. FOX 10's Ashley Loaeza has more on when we can expect wetter weather.
Armed suspect wanted for Phoenix convenience store robbery
PHOENIX - Police are searching for a man who robbed a convenience store at gunpoint while wearing a distinctive Marvin the Martian hat. An armed robbery occurred on the morning of Sept. 5, at 11 a.m. at a local convenience store. The suspect walked into the store, pointed a gun...
SAFE Alert issued for 85-year-old man last seen in Phoenix
Authorities issued a SAFE Alert on Saturday for a missing 85-year-old man last seen in Phoenix. Julio Nieves-Hernandez was last seen Saturday in the area of North 35th Avenue and West Lynwood Street driving a silver 2011 Honda CRV with the Arizona license plate FLA3TP. Nieves-Hernandez is described as a...
Is forever home ownership a thing of the past? | On Your Side: The...
On this week’s episode of “On Your Side: The Home Edition,” host Susan Campbell takes us to a spectacular home in the heart of Paradise Valley, looks at whether your first home will really be your “forever” home, and finds out what $500,000 will buy you in San Tan Valley. First, agent Marissa Kline takes us to a beauti
Energy summit highlights growing relationships between tribes, Arizona
PHOENIX - A bustling room of tribal leaders, state officials and community members quieted as Hopi Tribe Chairman Lamar Keevama began a prayer in the Hopi language to kick off Arizona's Tribal
Gila River elected leaders no-show annual observance remembering murder victims
Friday is recognized as the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims. And the Gila River Indian Community marked this solemn occasion with an annual gathering of its own — which was organized by its tribal victim services and police departments. But not a single one of the Valley tribe’s sitting leaders showed up
End of an era: Downtown Phoenix YMCA prepares to shut down
The Downtown Phoenix YMCA, located at 350 1st Ave., is scheduled to permanently close its doors on Sept. 30 after operating for more than 70 years. Leadership determined the building outlived its useful life, and is assisting approximately 70 residents attached to the facility with finding new housing. Facility members
North Phoenix Apartment Complex Sells for $58.7M as TSMC Jobs Boom Nearby
A 260-unit apartment complex near Black Canyon Highway in North Phoenix has changed hands for $58.7 million, a price that comes in well below what a different buyer was willing to pay for the same property less than two years ago. Ascend at Black Canyon, a community in Phoenix's Deer Valley Urban Village, was sold by h
Phoenix data center project moves ahead after site secured for $14.7M
Another data center development appears to be moving ahead in Phoenix despite new zoning rules that had threatened the project. The 5.43-acre project site is located at the southeast corner of 7th Avenue and Grant Street, just south of downtown Phoenix. It traded from Scottsdale-based LKY Development to investment firm
Phoenix Truck Driver’s Heart Stopped Twice, He Just Thanked the Crew Who Revived Him
A Phoenix truck driver whose heart stopped twice in the back of an ambulance walked back into the lives of the paramedics who brought him back Friday, three months after a roadside cardiac arrest nearly killed him. Michael Keathley, 53, suffered what doctors call a widowmaker heart attack in June, and by the time Ameri

















