Phoenix FD: Two dead in fiery crash near 7th Avenue and Dunlap
Phoenix Fire crews found two bodies inside of a burning car that had crashed into a building, officials say.
Gov. Ducey ends COVID-19 occupancy limits for Arizona businesses
Arizona Gov. Ducey's announcement comes as more than 2 million people have been vaccinated in the state against the coronavirus, while cases have plateaued in the last few weeks.
Increasing demand for travel as COVID numbers decline and vaccination numbers rise
Travel agents say there's a lot of pent-up demand for travel. With new COVID-29 cases on the decline and more people getting vaccinated, more people are ready to see new places.
New marijuana dispensary features special shopping hours for some
Since recreational marijuana was legalized in Arizona, businesses have seen a rush of customers, and one new dispensary in Phoenix is offering special shopping hours for seniors and medical card holders. FOX 10 photojournalist Corey Goodwin has more.
Sendoff ceremony held for Arizona National Guardmembers
Soldiers with the Arizona National Guard are heading to the Middle East in support of Operation Freedom Sentinel. FOX 10 photojournalist Greg Brown has more.
ADCRR notifies Arizona's AG that it's prepared for executions after obtaining necessary drugs
After being on hold for seven years, Arizona's Dept. of Corrections says it's ready to start executions again.
Maricopa County opens COVID-19 vaccine eligibility for adults 55+
Arizona has passed the 2 million mark for COVID-19 vaccine doses administered and on March 5, Maricopa County officials stated adults 55 and older are now eligible.
Woman dies after being hit by car in south Phoenix
A woman was hit by a car while crossing the street near 6th Avenue and Broadway Friday morning, Phoenix police say.
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.
Abandoned Shih-Tzu gets makeover, hopes to find forever home
"As you can see in her before and after photos, Theodora is now bright-eyed and is as cute as ever with her head held high with confidence!" the humane society said.
Arizona reports 2,276 additional coronavirus cases, 84 deaths
The latest figures reported by the Department of Health Services raised the state’s pandemic totals to 823,384 cases and 16,269 deaths.
Humble Restaurant Group hiring for dozens of jobs
The Humble Restaurant Group is looking to hire more than 50 workers in a job fair at Humble Bistro from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on March 5.
Disabilities rights groups pan Arizona vaccination plans
Arizona disability rights groups say Gov. Doug Ducey’s changing to an age-based vaccine plan has them worried about those in their 40s and younger who have disabilities.
Arizona House approves sports betting, gambling bill amid transparency questions
Some Democrats in the Arizona House raised questions about a major expansion of gambling Gov. Ducey needs as part of his thus-far secret deal with Native American tribes to update their gambling compact.
Arizona Supreme Court to hear challenge to Prop 208 education tax
This comes a month after a trial court judge refused to temporarily block Proposition 208 from taking effect in Arizona.
Phoenix man sentenced after stabbing gas station clerk, stealing radioactive material and setting car on fire
Jared Atkins, 27, stabbed a gas station clerk, stole the radiological devices and set a car on fire at a Mesa dealership, according to the FBI.
Court documents: Man suspected of robbing 6 Arizona banks claimed he needed money to pay off Mexican cartel
During one of the robberies, Patterson allegedly gave the teller a note that read, "I owe $9,300 to a Mexican cartel. They want it tomorrow or my wife and son will die. This is not a game and I am desperate."
Loved ones collecting police patches for Phoenix Police officer with rare spinal tumor
It's a challenging time for a Phoenix Police officer, and now, loved ones are also collecting police patches to keep him in good spirits.
Ready to reopen? Some Arizona school districts scramble to put kids back in class by March 22
School districts were in overdrive after Arizona's governor ordered them to offer in-person learning for students by March 15.
Phoenix PD: Murder suspect arrested after 74-year-old grandfather was attacked for 'no apparent reason'
"Officers learned Juanito was walking in the area when he was attacked by a male for no apparent reason," police said in a statement on March 4.