Fill up at these fall food festivals: 20 events to fill your calendar
Fall may not be in the air, but it’s definitely on our minds as pumpkin spice starts to show up in lattes and Halloween decorations hit stores. The organizers of Arizona’s food festivals are getting ready, too. They’ll help you make the most of the cooling temperatures by...
Maryvale High School stabbing: Students return to campus
PHOENIX - Almost a week after a 16-year-old was stabbed and killed at Maryvale High School in Phoenix, students have returned to the school campus. The deadly incident happened on Aug. 19. According to Phoenix Police, a school safety officer was alerted by school staff members that an assault had...
Federal Lawsuit Accuses TSMC’s Phoenix Plant of Discrimination and Hostile Work Environment
The sprawling chip plant of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) in Phoenix, once a beacon of high-tech promise, is now the epicenter of a legal maelstrom, with allegations of discrimination and a hostile workplace escalating into a federal lawsuit—a situation that pits the corporate giant against the very...
Man shot and robbed while walking on Phoenix street: PD
PHOENIX - Phoenix Police say a man was taken to the hospital after he was shot and robbed in the Maryvale area over the weekend. According to a statement released on Aug. 25, officers responded to a shooting call at around 11:00 p.m. on Aug. 24, in the area of 38th Avenue and McDowell Road.
2 lottery tickets purchased in Arizona win $50,000 in latest Powerball drawing
PHOENIX – A pair of Powerball tickets purchased in Arizona produced $50,000 payouts over the weekend. One entry came from the Arco at 36th Street and Bell Road in Phoenix, and the other came from the Hualapai Kwik Stop in Kingman. The tickets both matched four of the five...
Arizona’s Illusion of Affordability Shattered as Housing Costs Soar Above National Average
The Arizona Research Center for Housing and Economic Solutions (ARCHES) recently disclosed figures that should raise eyebrows across the state. As pointed out by Alison Cook-Davis, Research Director at the ASU Morrison Institute for Public Policy, "It’s kind of a first for Arizona because we’re known to be such an...
Kilmar Abrego Garcia faces deportation again as he reports to ICE office
The executive order says that flag burning done in a way that incites violence isn't protected by the Constitution. (POOL) Teen dies after being rescued from ocean by off-duty lifeguards. Updated: 43 minutes ago. |. A teenager who was in critical condition after being caught up in a strong current...
Intense monsoon storms hit Phoenix
A powerful monsoon storm brought heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous driving conditions overnight. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has more on some of the damage left behind.
Desalination plants among proposals to find new water for Arizona
PHOENIX -- Three years after an obscure Arizona agency was charged with finding new water supplies for the state it has received six proposals from groups who hope to tap more than $375 million in state money to develop new water sources. The proposals include three to create desalination plants...
These ICE agents have a new way to target and capture immigrants
PHOENIX ‒ The Customs and Border Protection aircraft circled the desert northeast of Phoenix until agents spotted their target getting into a white sedan. Officers on the ground converged and arrested the driver. His crime: shooting a rifle within the boundaries of Tonto National Forest. After he was stopped, the...
