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.

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
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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.

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.

Indoor ammo-less gun range in Ahwatukee offers firearms training with a mix of engineering and tech

Gun ranges can be intimidating places for beginners as it's extremely intense if you've never been in that situation before. Now, there's a range where you can practice shooting without live ammunition, and it's safe for families with children. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.

Exclusive look inside the new Public Safety Training facility in Gilbert

FOX 10 photojournalist Brian Kae gives us an exclusive look inside the brand new Public Safety Training Academy in Gilbert for the next generation of first-responders.

Arizona comedians create true crime podcast that’s all things murder, with a twist

Interest in true crime podcasts is growing and now two local podcasters are hosting a very popular show with a twist. FOX 10's Danielle Miller introduces us to the guys behind 'Small Town Murder.'

HALO Animal Rescue group helps find forever homes in the U.S. for stray dogs in Mexico

Mexico has a stray dog problem. The government estimates there could be as many as 18 million stray dogs roaming the country. They're either born as strays or abandoned by their owners. Now a handful of Americans are trying to change that. FOX 10's Brian Webb shows us how they do it, one dog at a time.

Preserving the rich history of hickory golf clubs for future generations

The game we know as golf today had its origins in Scotland, and while the game, as well as its tools, have changed a lot, there are people who want to keep the old game alive, including some in the Phoenix area.

Friendship begins to take shape for rhinos at Phoenix Zoo

Animals are unpredictable, so it's a good day at the Phoenix Zoo when things go as planned, even if it takes some time. Over a year since Howard the White Rhino was welcomed as a companion for the zoo's female rhino, Lulu, a friendship is finally taking shape between the two.

Over a year later, friendship between 2 rhinos at Phoenix Zoo takes shape
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Animals are unpredictable, so it's a good day at the Phoenix Zoo when things go as planned, even if it takes some time. Over a year since Howard the White Rhino was welcomed as a companion for the zoo's female rhino, Lulu, a friendship is finally taking shape between the two. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.

Masks and other PPEs being disposed of improperly amid ongoing COVID-19 pandemic

Masks, gloves and other personal protective equipment have been widely used during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to curb the spread of the virus. Most of it is disposable, but much of it is being thrown away in an improper manner.

20 years later: Search continues for Robert Fisher, man accused of blowing up Arizona home, killing wife, kids

Robert Fisher is wanted for the murder of his wife and children in 2001. 20 years later, the search for the murder suspect is ongoing, with both FBI and people outside law enforcement involved in the search, FOX 10's Linda Williams reports.

Copperstate Farms in Snowflake becomes a mecca for marijuana cultivation in Arizona

What was once a greenhouse to grow tomatoes has become one of the biggest cannabis growing operations in the entire country and it’s located right here in Arizona.

Drone helps keep spring training fans safe from COVID-19 in Surprise

Spring Training 2021 took place amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and officials in Surprise found a high-tech way to help keep visitors safe from COVID-19 and other illnesses.

As Arizona’s prison population ages, taxpayers shoulder the burden of inmate healthcare

FOX 10 is investigating why so many of Arizona’s prisoners are elderly and why you should care. Steve Nielsen reports on how you, the taxpayer, are shouldering the burden of inmate healthcare costs.