Education advocates call for statewide school safety plan as COVID-19 cases surge
The President of the Arizona Education Association says state officials are not consulting with educators in a way that they should, as the state sees another big increase in COVID-19 cases.
Actress Lori Loughlin reports to prison in college scam
The 'Full House' star will serve her two-month sentence for her role in the college admissions bribery scandal at a prison in Dublin, California.
Arizona kids learn importance of democracy at YMCA
Kids at the YMCA are learning about the importance of democracy by participating in mock elections. FOX 10 was live at the Christown YMCA with more.
ASU offering fans a chance to show their presence during games without actually being there
Stadiums are not packed during 2020's football season due to COVID-19, but that doesn't mean fans can't show up, in another format.
UArizona scientists came up with alternative to nasal swab test for COVID-19
Testing for COVID-19 could be as simple as a swish and gargle in the future.
Virtual grand opening for new Michelle Obama elementary school in Richmond
This is the first Bay Area school to be named after Michele Obama.
Arizona facing defensive questions after transfers
Key losses on defense, including three key transfers, and a new group of coaches have turned what should have been a strength into a question mark heading into Sumlin’s third season in Tucson.
Arizona State adds new coordinators in Edwards’ third season
The Sun Devils will not only have to hit the ground running during the Pac-12′s pandemic-shortened season, they’ll have to adjust to new schemes on both sides of the ball without the benefit of spring football.
Fountain Hills High School to close for 2 weeks due to COVID-19
According to a Facebook post from the school district on Oct. 28, the decision to close the school is based on the number of students who have been in direct contact with the person who tested positive for the virus.
Phoenix company accepting electronic waste donations to refurbish for schools
ON Semiconductor is partnering with AZ Students Recycling Used Technology (AZ StRUT) to accept electronic waste donations on Oct. 28 that will eventually be recycled, refurbished and given to Arizona schools in need.
'It's a challenge to maintain our empathy:' Parents struggle with online learning at home
In March 2020, when COVID-19 began closing schools, 57 percent of state parents supported the idea of distance learning, according to a similar poll. That number has dropped 22 points, with only 35 percent of parents rating their child's experience with distance learning as "successful."
Arizona basketball receives notice of allegations from NCAA
University of Arizona coach Sean Miller was reportedly heard on an FBI wiretap discussing a $100,000 payment to future No. 1 overall NBA pick Deandre Ayton in 2018.
Students, staff members at Phoenix middle school told to quarantine
Madison School District officials say due to a number of COVID-19 cases at one of its middle schools, students and staff members will have to quarantine themselves.
Student sues after school revokes parking pass due to Trump display
A Volusia County student is suing his school after he says he was punished for a display showing support for President Donald Trump.
Teen moves to Arizona to attend school in person
The teen, Jacob Robieson, lives in Maryland, where in-person learning is not taking place due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
Phoenix nonprofit provides low-income students with clothing, essential supplies
The Assistance League of Phoenix is resuming Operation School Bell, an initiative to provide Valley students in need with clothes and other essential needs.
Maryland family has enough of virtual learning; sends son to Arizona for in-person instruction
We're nearly two months into the school year and for many local school districts there seems to be no end in sight to virtual learning.
Pavement technology could cool Phoenix from the ground up
A team from Arizona State University is working with the city of Phoenix on a pilot program studying the use of “cool pavement” to reduce heat island effect, a phenomenon that raises temperatures in urban areas covered by asphalt and concrete.
NFL linebacker thanks Phoenix teacher for inspiring him to achieve greatness
A football player with an NFL team is crediting a Phoenix teacher for helping him, from the time he came to the U.S. from Africa as a refugee.
Nonprofit unveils mobile classroom to travel to underserved communities in Phoenix
The Be Kind People Project, a nonprofit advocating for positive social change in schools, is unveiling a new mobile classroom in Phoenix that will travel meet kids and teachers in underserved communities.