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All Together For Animals aims to help raise much-needed funds lost during the pandemic. The Phoenix Zoo was among those that closed during the due to COVID-19 - a financially devstating decision.

Phoenix police say the man entered the restaurants throughout the month of March. He reportedly would threaten to shoot the employees if they did not cooperate.

Police are searching for answers after a dog was found dead in its crate and burned near 43rd Avenue and Ocotillo Road.

Silent Witness is looking for information about four men suspected of stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise from a Circle K in near 19th Avenue and Campbell.

Furnishing Dignity, a Phoenix-based nonprofit, gives those who are recently homeless or are aging out of foster care a leg up when they need it.

Bravery will call the Coyotes family his own, all while helping to raise awareness for NADI and the work it does to provide assistance to anyone in need, especially veterans.

The victims had pulled up to a parking lot at Highland Park Apartments to deliver food in February when they were reportedly harassed and attacked.

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.

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.

Arizona is known for its beautiful, diverse landscapes and one Peoria man is bringing that beauty into people’s homes with unique, handcrafted items made from electrified wood.

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.

According to Phoenix police, a Chevrolet Tahoe and Chrysler Pacifica were traveling westbound on Southern Avenue near 34th Street when both drivers lost control of the vehicles.

The pair allegedly entered gas stations near 44th Street and Indian School, 32nd Street and Indian School, and a location off the I-17 and Anthem Way.

Tom Jones seeds about 400 fruits and vegetables every time he visits the garden, but he says he's mostly planting hope. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.

Officers say the suspect walked into a liquor store near 3rd Avenue and Thomas and stole a bottle of alcohol from the shelf.

"Why somebody would do something like that to a complete stranger? Like, how evil can you be?" Amanda Breen asked.