PHOENIX - From court admissions in a violent Phoenix traffic stop, to storm damage at a winery, and celebrating the return of ASU students, here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Sunday, August 23, 2026.
1. New details released in Phoenix officer arrests
Fired Phoenix officers admit to violent traffic stop, court documents show
New court documents reveal disturbing details involving the two Phoenix police officers accused of assaulting and tasing a couple during a traffic stop.
2. Man who collapsed in AZ heat will have leg amputated
Arizona grandfather to lose leg after falling in 120-degree heat: ‘He’s hurting really bad’
An Arizona grandfather is facing a leg amputation after collapsing in 120-degree heat and lying helpless in the desert for over an hour. His family tells FOX 10 about his fight for survival.
3. QT quarrel turns deadly
Fight at Avondale QuikTrip between two men turns deadly
A fight between two men at an Avondale QuikTrip gas station ended in a fatal shooting Saturday evening.
4. Severe storm brings 88 mph winds to winery
Arizona winery damaged by 88 mph winds and hail during severe storm
A severe storm brought hail and 88 mph winds to Willcox on Aug. 3, causing extensive damage to a local vineyard.
5. School's back in session: Return of ASU students boosts Tempe businesses
Tempe businesses celebrate ASU students returning to school
Arizona State University students returned to Tempe for the new school year, bringing crowds and energy back to local businesses.
A look at your weather for this week
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Phoenix heat wave nears record high as late-night storms approach
Phoenix reached 113 degrees, just missing a daily record high on Sunday. FOX 10's Erica Horvatin has more on the overnight, severe weather risks include blowing dust, damaging winds, and isolated flash flooding.