Mesa police looking for missing woman last seen Tuesday
Mesa police are searching for 34-year-old Melissa Valenzuela, who was last seen on Tuesday, March 17 near her home.
Mesa police are searching for 34-year-old Melissa Valenzuela, who was last seen on Tuesday, March 17 near her home.
'Quarantine shaming': US navigates radical new social norms
Calling out those not abiding by social distancing rules — is part of a new and startling reality for Americans who must navigate a world of rapidly evolving social norms in the age of COVID-19.
Calling out those not abiding by social distancing rules — is part of a new and startling reality for Americans who must navigate a world of rapidly evolving social norms in the age of COVID-19.
Parts of the Valley battered by stormy weather
It's been a gloomy afternoon for many parts of the Valley, and now, a storm has brought rain and even hail to parts of the Valley Wednesday.
It's been a gloomy afternoon for many parts of the Valley, and now, a storm has brought rain and even hail to parts of the Valley Wednesday.
ASU to extend online classes through the end of spring semester due to coronavirus pandemic
Officials with Arizona State University announced Monday that online classes at the university will be extended through the end of the spring semester.
Officials with Arizona State University announced Monday that online classes at the university will be extended through the end of the spring semester.
Coronavirus concerns cause gun store owner to see big uptick in handgun and shotgun purchases
Forget toilet paper and hand sanitizer, people across the country are stocking up on guns and ammunition.
Forget toilet paper and hand sanitizer, people across the country are stocking up on guns and ammunition.
Valley reacts to coronavirus' impact on various events
Fans, businesses and workers in various parts of the Valley are reacting to the COVID-19 coronavirus' impact on various cultural and sporting events.
Fans, businesses and workers in various parts of the Valley are reacting to the COVID-19 coronavirus' impact on various cultural and sporting events.
Indictment: Ex-Mesa coach failed to report players were abused
A former assistant basketball coach at Mesa’s Dobson High School has been indicted on accusations that he failed to report that two minors had been sexually abused by an ex-coach.
A former assistant basketball coach at Mesa’s Dobson High School has been indicted on accusations that he failed to report that two minors had been sexually abused by an ex-coach.
ASU, UArizona to move to online instruction amidst coronavirus outbreak
Two major schools in Arizona will move classes to online following students' return from spring break.
Two major schools in Arizona will move classes to online following students' return from spring break.
Mesa Fire: 2 people injured following crash involving motorcycle
Mesa Fire officials say two people were hospitalized following a crash late Sunday morning that involved a car and a motorcycle.
Mesa Fire officials say two people were hospitalized following a crash late Sunday morning that involved a car and a motorcycle.
A tragic series of events leaves a Mesa family of 10 living in a donated camper
A tragic series of events hit a family in Mesa: Unemployment and a house fire left them homeless.
A tragic series of events hit a family in Mesa: Unemployment and a house fire left them homeless.
Police: Missing Mesa autistic 14-year-old found safe
UPDATE: Police say a Mesa teen who had not been seen since Tuesday afternoon has been found safe.
UPDATE: Police say a Mesa teen who had not been seen since Tuesday afternoon has been found safe.
Senator Elizabeth Warren to hold town hall in Mesa on March 7
Senator Elizabeth Warren is holding a town hall in Mesa on Saturday, March 7.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is holding a town hall in Mesa on Saturday, March 7.
City of Mesa announces new police chief, Ken Cost
In November 2019 after a no-confidence vote, Mesa's police chief stepped down. Now there's a new chief running the department and they didn't have to go very far to find him. FOX 10's Jennifer Martinez reports.
In November 2019 after a no-confidence vote, Mesa's police chief stepped down. Now there's a new chief running the department and they didn't have to go very far to find him. FOX 10's Jennifer Martinez reports.
How retailers, events in the Phoenix-area are feeling the effects of the coronavirus
The coronavirus is on the minds of lots of folks as the first US death in the state of Washington was reported Saturday.
The coronavirus is on the minds of lots of folks as the first US death in the state of Washington was reported Saturday.
'Give Kids a Smile': 300 uninsured kids get free dental cleanings, checkups
The sound of a dental drill may be terrifying to a child, but so is the price parents pay in order for their children to get dental work.
The sound of a dental drill may be terrifying to a child, but so is the price parents pay in order for their children to get dental work.
Niece of Lori Vallow appears in Mesa Courtroom
On Thursday, the niece of Lori Vallow appeared in a Mesa courtroom for a matter unrelated to Vallow's recent legal troubles.
On Thursday, the niece of Lori Vallow appeared in a Mesa courtroom for a matter unrelated to Vallow's recent legal troubles.
'It's a girl!' Chicago Cubs infielder helps with couple's gender reveal
An Indiana couple found out they were having a baby girl after Chicago Cubs infielder David Bote helped with their gender reveal at a spring training game on February 25.
An Indiana couple found out they were having a baby girl after Chicago Cubs infielder David Bote helped with their gender reveal at a spring training game on February 25.
Puppies left in burning truck at Mesa gas station find new forever homes
"Puddles" and "Cuddles" suffered minor burns after police say a likely impaired driver crashed a pickup truck into the gas pumps at a Quik Trip on McKellips Road near the Loop 202 on January 30.
"Puddles" and "Cuddles" suffered minor burns after police say a likely impaired driver crashed a pickup truck into the gas pumps at a Quik Trip on McKellips Road near the Loop 202 on January 30.
Mesa restaurant offering free food for life to dentist who will help former employee in need
A restaurant in Mesa has an interesting offer of giving a dentist free food for life, if the dentist is willing to fix a former employee's teeth for free, in what could be a life-saving act.
A restaurant in Mesa has an interesting offer of giving a dentist free food for life, if the dentist is willing to fix a former employee's teeth for free, in what could be a life-saving act.
New development in Mesa will include apartments, businesses and restaurants
The landscape of Main Street is about to change.
The landscape of Main Street is about to change.