Deadly mobile home fire in Phoenix; wrong-way crash on I-17 | Nightly Roundup
Deadly mobile home fire; wrong-way crash | Nightly Roundup
From a mobile home fire that claimed the lives of two people and badly hurt three others, to a wrong-way crash where DUI is suspected, here are the top stories for Nov. 24.
From a mobile home fire that claimed the lives of two people and badly hurt three others, to a wrong-way crash where DUI is suspected, here are the top stories for Nov. 24.
1. 2 killed in Phoenix mobile home fire, 3 others hurt
2 killed in Phoenix mobile home fire, 3 others hurt
Two people are dead after a mobile home fire in Phoenix on Sunday, and three others are in the hospital. The fire happened near 24th Street and Union Hills Drive. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has this story.
Two people are dead after a mobile home fire in Phoenix on Sunday, and three others are in the hospital. The fire happened on Nov. 24 near 24th Street and Union Hills Drive.
2. Wrong-way crash in Phoenix on I-17 injures two people; DUI might be to blame
Wrong-way I-17 crash in Phoenix injures two people
An early morning wrong-way crash on I-17 in Phoenix injured two people, and troopers believe alcohol may be to blame.
An early morning wrong-way crash on I-17 in Phoenix injured two people, and troopers believe alcohol may be to blame.
3. Former ABC 15 anchor Stephanie Hockridge and her husband due in court for alleged PPP fraud scheme
Former Valley TV anchor indicted for fraud
Former ABC 15 anchor Stephanie Hockridge and her husband are due to appear in court in Dallas for a Paycheck Protection Program fraud scheme. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has more.
Stephanie Hockridge, a former anchor at ABC 15 in Phoenix, and her husband Nathan Reis, are accused of submitting false and fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.
4. Mesa couple needs help after fire destroys all their possessions
Mesa couple loses home, possessions in fire
A Mesa couple who moved to Arizona to be closer to family became homeless after a fire burned everything they owned. FOX 10's Dominique Newland has how you can help.
A Mesa couple who moved to Arizona to be closer to family became homeless after a fire burned everything they owned.
5. Arson suspected in Tempe brush fire on Loop 202
A man was seen running from a fire on Loop 202 near Tempe Town Lake on Sunday afternoon, the police department said.