Man claims he has photo featuring members of Wild West legend Wyatt Earp and members of his clan
Some old photos are considered family treasures, while others collect dust in the attic.
Camp Verde offers 'Cash-4-Trash' program to those willing to clean up litter
The town of Camp Verde is sick of being trashed on, so the mayor is offering money to volunteers who are willing to pick up litter.
After decades, Valley woman reunites with her children from the United Kingdom
One Valley family will have a Thanksgiving family fathering that is anything but ordinary.
With virtual reality goggles, Valley teacher with eyesight condition able to see clearly
A Valley teacher is not letting an eyesight condition get in the way of living a normal life, and with the help of students and colleagues, she is getting some needed help. FOX 10's Bailey Miller reports.
Valley woman removes breast implants after experiencing symptoms of breast implant illness
One Valley woman is on a quest to help others, who like her, are very sick, possibly due to their breast implants.
Rescued dog becomes social media sensation thanks to ability to 'scream'
He's a voice for pitties, or pit bulls. A breed ambassador. Not bad for a dog that was rescued. FOX 10's Anita Roman has more on Mo the Screaming Staffy.
Designed for battlefield, Arizona-built Tomcar now put to use in a variety of ways
A new off-road vehicle, originally built for the battlefield, is now on the market to cater to the off-roading community. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
In sickness and in health: Wife donates kidney to husband
A husband is alive because of his wife, as well as a surgery they endured together.
Influential Valley dentist using social media to help change lives one smile at a time
One Valley dentist has gained quite the following all by using social media, and he's able to change lives one smile at a time.
Survivors share stories of their time in Japanese internment camp in Poston, AZ
It's considered a dark period in American history. Thousands of Japanese-Americans sent to internment camps following the attack on Pearl Harbor. We're following a group of survivors as they revisit one of the largest camps in the U.S. - located right here in Arizona. FOX 10's Justin Lum reports.
Members of Valley group training to be real-life Jedi knights (sort of)
The latest installment of the Star Wars franchise hits theaters in just about a month, but members of a group in the Valley are training to be real-life Jedi knights.
Valley indoor climber garners big social media following while taking herself to new heights
A local climber is taking herself to new heights, and she has garnered a big social media following.
Valley hospital using 3D technology to show cancer patients how their treatment will work
Virtual Reality is helping cancer patients, by showing them the battle plan.
Valley doctor using cutting-edge technology to melt fat, tighten skin
A procedure recently developed can melt your fat from the inside, tighten up your skin and is not surgical. It's called BodyTite, and a Valley doctor is using this new, cutting-edge technology to help patients.
Behind the scenes of screening checked luggage at Sky Harbor
On average, 60,000 people fly out of Phoenix Sky Harbor airport every day, and the majority of those check a bag to their final destination. So what really happens after you leave your bag with the airline?
What ADOT officials do when a vanity plate is found to be obscene
Personalized plates, or vanity plates, are seen all over the road, but what will ADOT officials do when they find it obscene? FOX 10's Matt Galka reports.
For mothers who gave birth at home, getting a birth certificate for their newborn can be a difficult task
New parents say the first few weeks at home with a newborn are stressful, but for some who choose to give birth at home, they say having to jump through hoops to get a birth certificate for their baby didn't help. FOX 10's Ty Brennan reports.
Dog resort gives dogs the opportunity to “live it up”
Doggy daycare has come a long way, with the old chain link fence kennels being replaced by pet resorts. Luxury for those who can afford it for man's best friend. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.
Cindy McDonald shares her family's story in new book 'The Least Likely Criminal'
FOX 10 Photojournalist Brad Gass spoke to Cindy and her husband about the risks they took to help their son
Gold Star families searching for answers after loved ones' names not engraved on memorial as promised
Families paid extra for the personalized gold star license plates with the promise that their money will be going toward memorializing their loved one, but that hasn't happened.