Mesa

Banney Baywood Medical Center in Mesa offers aquablation, a new prostate enlargement procedure for men who are struggling with lower urinary tract symptoms.

The water drive, called “Bottles for Bill,” is a 10-day campaign to collect 75,000 water bottles to be distributed to those who need it most in the Phoenix metro area.

Arizona's Research Sailing Vessel Argo is leaving Mesa on Monday to begin a five-year journey around the world.

Beyond prizes and fun, there's an important lesson to be had for children who participate in Mesa Public Library's summer reading program.

A power outage in the East Valley affected over 1,200 customers on Sunday, according to officials with the Salt River Project.

Workers say the tarmac can be up to 20 degrees hotter than the outdoor temperature, but they say they get used to it after working in it for a long period of time.

Wildflower Beauty Bar, Nilla Skin Mesa and a hair salon were broken into just weeks apart, and the owners are wondering if they're connected.

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control is creating an East Valley shelter, which is planned to break ground in the fall near Baseline Road and Lewis Drive in Mesa.

The Airbase Arizona Flying Museum is offering family specials during the summer for kids and adults alike to learn about historic aircraft.

Michelle Brooks and her friend Natalie Cleveland were invited to be contestants on Season 2 of Lego Masters on FOX.

Safe baby havens in Arizona include hospitals and fire stations, and state law indicates that a baby can be safely given up up to three days after birth.

A U.S. judge has permanently blocked bottled-water brand Real Water from being marketed while an investigation continues into at least one death and multiple cases of liver illness among people who reported drinking it.

More than 200 American flags don the Apache Wells Community Church in Mesa, as the church organized an event to honor service members who gave their lives for the country.

The Survivors Of War Rehabilitation and Evolution Center has opened in Mesa to help veterans combat depression, PTSD and suicide through their counseling services and other programs.

A Valley man meets a daughter he never knew about thanks to a DNA kit from 23 and Me. FOX 10's Renee Nelson reports.

A landmark veteran-owned business in Mesa that's been a staple in the East Valley for over three decades is struggling to stay open as the owner says a series of unfortunate events may force him to close.

Mesa Police officials say they have found a man who was last seen Sunday morning.