Forms from Arizona DES will reveal acts of identity theft to those who have been victimized
Unemployment is taxable income, and as a result, those who filed for unemployment will receive the appropriate tax forms. However, this also means some are about to find out that they have been victimized by identity theft.
Coronavirus in Arizona: Latest case numbers
The latest information on coronavirus cases in the state, from the Arizona Department of Health and county health departments.
PD: Man sought after fiancée stabbed to death in Glendale
Investigators say the victim was involved in an argument with her 31-year-old fiancé when the stabbing occurred. Witnesses reported to police that the suspect left the home after the stabbing.
Downtown Phoenix nursery vandalized twice
Agave Farms is asking for help after hundreds of plants, gardening tools, delivery trucks and more were vandalized on Jan. 22 and 23. If you have any information, you're asked to call the Phoenix Police Department.
Police investigating deadly shooting in Northwest Phoenix
An investigation is underway after a man died from apparent gunshot wounds in North Phoenix, according to Phoenix Police officials.
Man, child burned at Glendale home
Two people were burned overnight at a home in Glendale during an accident with a barbecue grill. Firefighters say the incident happened at a home near 59th Avenue and Cactus. The extent of the victims' injuries are unknown at this time.
Arizona’s 2020 wildfire season among worst in past decade
In comparison, 1,869 wildfires burned 384,942 acres on all land jurisdictions in 2019 and some 2,000 wildfires burned an estimated 165,000 acres in 2018.
Arizona still hot spot despite dip in virus hospitalizations
The Department of Health Services reported 5,918 additional known cases and 195 deaths, increasing the pandemic totals to 738,561 cases and 12,643 deaths.
New Black history billboard replaces anti-Trump billboard in Downtown Phoenix
The new, Black history-related billboard replaces a prior billboard that featured Anti-Trump messages.
Scottsdale girl never gives up on dancing dream after leg amputation
A 12-year-old Scottsdale girl never gave up on her dream of dancing even after being diagnosed with bone cancer and having one of her legs amputated.
From food truck beginnings, Arizona brothers grows popcorn business while helping local communities
Popcorn is a favorite snack for many, and for one Arizona brothers, it is also a product that allowed them to help the community they serve.
Arizona mother with two jobs surprised with a car after biking, taking bus
After months of taking the bus and biking to work, a mother is finally surprised a car by a generous auto body shop. She's a mother of three with two jobs.
Chandler doctor providing COVID-19 vaccine to his patients in office
A Chandler doctor is providing the COVID-19 vaccine to his patients, helping those who are older receive the vaccine sooner and without having to wait in long lines.
A trash-filled treasure hunt for crews cleaning the Valley system
Mud is not the only thing that crew members with SRP can find when they clean the 131 miles of canals across the Valley.
Curbside libraries becoming more popular during the pandemic
You've heard of curbside pick up for groceries and food, but how about the library? The service has gotten popular during the pandemic. FOX 10 Photojournalist Joe Tillman shows us how the process works. Curbside service is available for Phoenix Public Library customers with a current account.
Maricopa County votes to audit machines used in November election
The Republican-dominated board defended the accuracy of the county’s election results while acknowledging that a full audit may help dispel what members called “disinformation” about their accuracy.
Phoenix PD officer injured in wrong-way driver crash heading home soon from hospital
The Phoenix Police Department said on Jan. 1 a witness reported seeing a wrong-way driver at about 6 a.m. on Cactus Road. The witness continued following the wrong-way vehicle, which eventually crashed into the police SUV.
'DO NOT OPEN!' ADOT warns of driver license text message scam
ADOT says the text message does not come from them and "is a phony attempt to get people to hand over their personal identifying information."
Gilbert auto shop donates car to Valley mother
Christian Brothers Automotive in Gilbert is presenting a Valley woman who works two jobs and commutes hours a day via bike and bus a donated vehicle that has been fixed up.
Made in Arizona: Cafe Valley Bakery
Cafe Valley Bakery in Phoenix makes packaged goods that are sold in Valley grocery stores and on Jan. 28, the business is holding a job fair with on-the-spot job offers, including up to $1,000 in hiring bonuses.