Arizona woman transforms her home into a 1950s time capsule
It's not a TV show, and for Rochelle Anvik, she is living her dreams by literally taking a step back in time.
Arizona man using yoga as a way to help with his drug addiction recovery
Jacob Daffner's drug addiction began at a young age, and with little left to give after arriving to Arizona, he took on yoga as a way to help with his recovery,
Death of a mall: Looking back at the rise and fall of Paradise Valley Mall
It was one of the most beloved malls in the Valley, and following its opening in 1979, Paradise Valley Mall was the place to be, and the place to be seen. Now, the mall is mostly gone, having been demolished to make way for a new development project. FOX 10 Photojournalist Joe Tillman has more on PV Mall's rise and fall.
2 years later, Glendale teen Alicia Navarro remains missing
Glendale teen Alicia Navarro has been missing for two years, and her mother isn't giving up hope in finding her. "So I'm living my worst nightmare right now. I'm just doing what a mother should do … not giving up and fighting for their child."
Phoenix area Lego 'master-builder' creates 11,000 piece display at Legoland in Tempe
This season of Lego Masters featured some creative works of art by some of the most talented "master-builders" in the country, but there is a Lego Master from the valley giving those artists a run for their money. FOX 10 Photojournalist Joe Tillman has the story.
Lead organist at Mesa's Organ Stop Pizza to step down after a decades-long career
Lew Williams has been entertaining diners at Organ Stop Pizza in Mesa for decades, and now, he is getting ready to take a step back, and let a new generation of organ players take over.
Blessing or curse? How licenses reserved for disadvantaged Arizonans could impact state's pot industry
Arizona's Prop 207 social equity licenses will help many low-level marijuana offenders turn their lives around and become business owners, but what are the downsides to obtaining the pricey license?
Amid ongoing drought, water catchments across Arizona help keep wildlife alive
Hundreds of water catchments are maintained by the Arizona Game and Fish Department to keep wild animals alive and thriving during the state's historic drought.
Packed with visitors, water rescues are becoming more complicated along the Salt River
FOX 10 has obtained exclusive video of a water rescue along the Salt River earlier this year that was complicated by tubers and kayakers that made passage through the river difficult
North America's first landscape hotel under construction in Sedona
A new hotel currently under construction in the Sedona area is designed to blend into the natural surroundings and beauty. FOX 10 Photojournalists Joe Tillman and Brian Kae have a look at the Ambiente Hotel.
Who is Apache Junction Jane Doe? Police close to identifying body after almost 30 years
The Apache Junction Police Department is one step closer to identifying a 29-year-old Jane Doe with the help of DNA Doe Project.
Over a century later, few things have changed at large Northern Arizona ranch
Babbitt Ranches began when five brothers struck out from their home in Ohio, and founded a business in Arizona back in 1886. 135 years have passed since then, but the ranch still operates in much the same way it did back in the day.
Sports trading cards have become a booming hobby for old and new enthusiasts
When it comes to sports, buyers and sellers look for valuable and rare sports cards as the trading card business is booming and some companies are having a hard time keeping up.
Phoenix chef makes cooking easier and more enjoyable for kids
Chef Aaron Chamberlin of Taco Chelo is hoping to inspire parents and educate them on how to make cooking easier and more fun for kids. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
For some 'zombie subdivisions,' recent housing boom brings a 2nd chance at life
During Phoenix's last housing boom in the 2000s, many subdivisions were built. A housing crash and the subsequent Great Recession meant many of these subdivisions were abandoned. Now, some of them are being brought back to life.
'Something needs to be done': A look at wrong-way crashes and possible ways to prevent them
Wrong-way crashes are a plague in Arizona, and FOX 10's Steve Nielsen took a look into how state and federal officials are combating the issue.
Decades on death row: Taking a closer look at an Arizona murder case and the family the victim left behind
Deana Bowdoin was a promising ASU student, but she was raped and murdered in her own bed. And the man who did it is finally facing the ultimate punishment, but will it happen? FOX 10’s Troy Hayden reports.
Effort underway to restore Mescal Movie Set to its former glory
Hollywood's fascination with the Wild West goes back more than a century. In fact, some of Arizona's most notorious outlaws and gunslingers, like Wyatt Earp and Billy The Kid, have been immortalized on film. While the Mescal Movie Set, located just east of Tucson, has sat dormant for years, there are efforts underway to restore the set, which was where several iconic Western movies were shot. FOX 10 Photojournalists Joe Tillman and Corey Goodwin have more.
NAU students determined to return Arizona forest to its former glory, one tree at a time
Salt River Project and Northern Arizona University are teaming up to make some big changes to the forests in our state to keep the water flowing to your faucet.
UArizona senior gains worldwide attention after painting incredibly lifelike portraits of celebrities
These remarkable paintings light up social media every time she paints a new one. FOX 10's Matt Galka introduces us to a UArizona senior who is making a name for herself in the art world, by focusing on the details of superstar celebrities.