Phoenix

Phoenix police say officers shot a woman in a neighborhood near 75th Avenue and Sells Drive, between Camelback and Indian School roads, on Wednesday night. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has the details.

Crews are searching rubble after a Brooklyn building collapse killed at least two and injured several. Mississippi elected its first Black senator since 1881 in a close race. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces scrutiny over an alleged relationship with a married healthcare VP. A study ranks Phoenix 2nd nationally for fatal intersection crashes, behind Southern California. Arizona marks Route 66's 1926 centennial, while crews off Florida await the SS United States' sinking to form an artificial reef.

Two migrant acrobats from Argentina, accused of overstaying their visas, are now in ICE custody after they were detained at Sky Harbor. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen hears from their friends fighting for their release, who say they have valid work permits.

The Phoenix Symphony resumes concerts after finding temporary funding through year-end, but the search is on for a new way forward. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.

For this year's Veterans Day, thousands gathered along 3rd Street in Phoenix for the city's annual parade. This year's theme is '30 Years of Honor and Service,' and FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more from the parade's organizers.

Weeks after a violent hailstorm tore through parts of the Valley, one north Phoenix clinic is still dealing with extensive damage. FOX 10's Megan Spector learns how the recent rainfall has only made matters worse at Sun Pain Management. 

Breaking down rookie Carson Beck's first NFL start against the Rams with Howard Balzer, plus the Phoenix Suns' statement win over the Clippers.

Watch FOX 10's Ellen McNamara and Marc Martinez and be part of the conversation about the day's biggest stories.

Tyler White talks new music and engagement Tyler from "Love on the Spectrum" spoke with FOX 10 Talks about his country single and his upcoming wedding.

Today: a deadly crash in Los Angeles, Arizona's new Superintendent of Public Instruction, Veterans Day, the housing market, rising gas prices, the war with Iran, and a reality TV star pursuing country music.

Global oil markets are experiencing significant pressure as the conflict with Iran intensifies. RT Trevino with Pecos Country Energy discusses how ongoing tensions abroad directly impact crude supply chains and fuel availability for Arizonans.

Phoenix residents using more than 20 units of water will see a new $2.10 surcharge per unit to help fund backup water supplies and conservation programs.

Newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction Dr. Teresa Leyba Ruiz outlines her vision for Arizona’s classrooms, educators, and school funding.