LIVE Blog: Coronavirus in Arizona - Latest case numbers
The latest information on coronavirus cases in the state, from the Arizona Department of Health.
Democrats could take control of Arizona Legislature
Democrats have a shot at taking control of one or both chambers of the Arizona Legislature for the first time in nearly 30 years in Tuesday’s election.
Air Force to conduct exercise in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas
The U.S. Air Force says residents of parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Texas can expect to see and hear additional military flight activity in the coming week, including some at night.
Amid Halloween season, Airbnb reminds users that parties are banned from their Arizona listings
In addition to banning parties, one-night stays at their locations are also banned in the coming days, across the US.
Anti-police brutality demonstrators accused of assisting street gang
Activists in Phoenix say new allegations of "assisting a criminal street gang" that are being made against protests who have been arrested are charges meant to suppress a movement.
Dia de los Muertos event near Downtown Phoenix honors memories of those who have passed on
Dia de los Muertos, or "Day of the Dead," is a popular Mexican holiday, and organizers hope the event can bridge differences between culture, as well as celebrate and enhance Hispanic culture.
Surveillance video shows moments leading up to deadly Phoenix crash
A family in Phoenix is left heartbroken after their daughter was killed in a crash while she was on her way to a store in the area.
Animal sanctuary in Queen Creek offering cow hugging sessions
It's been a stressful year for everyone, and one East Valley sanctuary is offering you a way to get onboard a new wellness trend that involves cows. To learn more, visit https://www.facebook.com/aimeesfarmanimalsanctuary/
Residents frustrated as political signs are stolen from Ahwatukee neighborhood
Residents in the Ahwatukee area of Phoenix are dealing with the problem of stolen political signs recently.
Suspect killed in Phoenix police shooting; woman, teenage boy killed
Police say the 53-year-old suspect was knocking on neighbor's doors and asking for a gun so he could commit suicide. When police arrived at the scene, the suspect came out from behind a parked car in the driveway, walked towards officers and told them he had a gun.
Civil trial brought on by man accused of being the Freeway Shooter continues
Arrested in 2015 for alleged involvement in the Freeway Shootings, Leslie Merritt has steadfastly maintained his innocence, and the case against him was finally dismissed in 2016 after ballistic evidence came under heavy criticism.
Arizona doctor talks about COVID-19 as state reports hike of 1,565 confirmed cases
The Arizona COVID-19 numbers were reported a day after Gov. Doug Ducey defended his administration’s handling of the outbreak but warned that “there is a storm ahead of us.”
Olmost The Weekend: A Halloween scavenger hunt in Downtown Mesa to celebrate the spooky season
Mesa Arts Center has worked with an artist to feature his works in Downtown Mesa, as part of a Halloween-themed art exhibit.
VP Mike Pence visits Flagstaff, Tucson on Oct. 30, days before Election Day
Vice President Mike Pence is making back-to-back stops in Flagstaff and Tucson on Friday, four days before Election Day.
Judge rejects Arizona redistricting panel list injunction
Democrats argued one nominee wasn’t qualified because he is a lobbyist and the other was a Trump supporter who was not truly independent.
Oscar Mayer Wienermobile rolls through the Valley
The iconic Wienermobile is making stops in the metro Phoenix area all week. FOX 10 takes a tour of the legendary vehicle's interior. Find all their tour schedule here: https://khcmobiletour.com/wienermobile
Loop 202 interchange at 32nd St, shared-use path now open
An interchange at 32nd Street and a 6-mile shared-use path running from 40th Street to 17th Avenue has opened on the Loop 202 freeway.
Breadfruit and Rum Bar holds pop-up dinners in Phoenix
Breadfruit and Rum Bar has been closed since March due to the pandemic, but they have been holding pop up dinners in Phoenix to make some income. They will be serving jerk chicken from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Oct. 30.
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.
Tourism spending in Arizona down by more than 50%
The Arizona Office of Tourism said Oct. 29 that revenue generated by visitors between January and September is 52% less.