'The Space Between': Axiom Contemporary features new exhibit
A new art exhibit is coming to Axiom Contemporary art gallery at Biltmore Fashion Square. Photographer, Donn Delson, creates colorful pieces using his aerial photography. He invited FOX 10’s Ashlie Rodriguez to get a look at “The Space Between.”
A new art exhibit is coming to Axiom Contemporary art gallery at Biltmore Fashion Square. Photographer, Donn Delson, creates colorful pieces using his aerial photography. He invited FOX 10’s Ashlie Rodriguez to get a look at “The Space Between.”
1 person wounded in shooting at hotel along I-17: Phoenix PD
The incident, according to police, took place in the area of I-17 and McDowell Road.
The incident, according to police, took place in the area of I-17 and McDowell Road.
Arizona weather forecast: Highs nearing 80 degrees in Phoenix
A partly cloudy Wednesday in the Valley with a high near 79°F.
A partly cloudy Wednesday in the Valley with a high near 79°F.
Suspect shot, killed by police in south Phoenix
A suspect was shot and killed early Wednesday morning near 15th and Southern Avenues, the Phoenix Police Department said. No officers were hurt.
A suspect was shot and killed early Wednesday morning near 15th and Southern Avenues, the Phoenix Police Department said. No officers were hurt.
Heroes save woman trapped in burning truck l FOX 10 Talks
Cameras were able to catch a police officer and off-duty firefighter who happened to be passing by as they were able to act fast to save a woman from a burning vehicle along a Mesa freeway. FOX 10's Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez discuss today's top stories.
Cameras were able to catch a police officer and off-duty firefighter who happened to be passing by as they were able to act fast to save a woman from a burning vehicle along a Mesa freeway. FOX 10's Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez discuss today's top stories.
Hospice Nurse Julie | The Curious B
FOX 10's Ellen McNamara talks to Julie McFadden, known as "Hospice Nurse Julie." McFadden is a New York Times best-selling author of Nothing to Fear and she advocates for reimagining death with honest discussions and hospice care for a better life.
FOX 10's Ellen McNamara talks to Julie McFadden, known as "Hospice Nurse Julie." McFadden is a New York Times best-selling author of Nothing to Fear and she advocates for reimagining death with honest discussions and hospice care for a better life.
What does our dry winter mean for our water supply?
SRP scientists say water levels at Arizona reservoirs remain above average, thanks to wet winters over the past few years. But this year, things have been much drier. So, what does that mean for our water supply looking ahead? FOX 10 meteorologist Krystal Ortiz explains.
SRP scientists say water levels at Arizona reservoirs remain above average, thanks to wet winters over the past few years. But this year, things have been much drier. So, what does that mean for our water supply looking ahead? FOX 10 meteorologist Krystal Ortiz explains.
Phoenix PD involved in crash
The crash happened just before 10 p.m. on Feb. 18 near 59th Avenue and Dobbins Road. It's unknown if any officers were hurt.
The crash happened just before 10 p.m. on Feb. 18 near 59th Avenue and Dobbins Road. It's unknown if any officers were hurt.
Phoenix PD implements new use of force policy: 'The basis for building trust'
The Phoenix Police Department announced it's implementing a new use of force policy that will "clearly define" when officers can use force, as well as what needs to be done before, during and after an incident.
The Phoenix Police Department announced it's implementing a new use of force policy that will "clearly define" when officers can use force, as well as what needs to be done before, during and after an incident.
Phoenix PD implements new use of force policy
The Phoenix Police Department announced it's implementing a new use of force policy that will "clearly define" when officers can use force, as well as what needs to be done before, during and after an incident.
The Phoenix Police Department announced it's implementing a new use of force policy that will "clearly define" when officers can use force, as well as what needs to be done before, during and after an incident.
Suns seeking new arena naming partner; Footprint Center to be temporarily called PHX Arena
The Suns confirmed that they are seeking a new arena naming partner. In the meantime, Footprint Center will temporarily be called PHX Arena.
The Suns confirmed that they are seeking a new arena naming partner. In the meantime, Footprint Center will temporarily be called PHX Arena.
Arizona weather forecast: Above-normal highs continue in Phoenix
Tuesday will look very similar to Monday, with the high temperature again reaching around 77 degrees in Phoenix.
Tuesday will look very similar to Monday, with the high temperature again reaching around 77 degrees in Phoenix.
Alex Procknow: Mother pleads for help to find missing Phoenix teen
Alex Procknow, 17, went missing from Youth Development Institute in Phoenix on the night of Valentine's Day, and his mother is pleading with the community to help find him.
Alex Procknow, 17, went missing from Youth Development Institute in Phoenix on the night of Valentine's Day, and his mother is pleading with the community to help find him.
Driver rescued from burning truck l FOX 10 Talks
A driver was pulled from a burning pickup truck along the U.S. 60 freeway in Mesa. Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez talk about the latest news headlines.
A driver was pulled from a burning pickup truck along the U.S. 60 freeway in Mesa. Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez talk about the latest news headlines.
Footprint Center sign disappears; fiery U.S. 60 crash l Morning News Brief
Signage has disappeared from the outside of the Phoenix Suns downtown arena; a driver was rescued from a fiery crash along an East Valley freeway; and more – here's a look at some of our top stories for the morning of February 18.
Signage has disappeared from the outside of the Phoenix Suns downtown arena; a driver was rescued from a fiery crash along an East Valley freeway; and more – here's a look at some of our top stories for the morning of February 18.
'Slowpoke bill' passes in Arizona House
The bill would add a $250 fine for drivers who poke along in the left lane without passing. The bill would also add bigger signs along roadways, reminding drivers to only use the left lane for passing. The law would only apply to highways and state routes with two lanes. After passing in the House, the bill now moves onto the Senate.
The bill would add a $250 fine for drivers who poke along in the left lane without passing. The bill would also add bigger signs along roadways, reminding drivers to only use the left lane for passing. The law would only apply to highways and state routes with two lanes. After passing in the House, the bill now moves onto the Senate.
Woman rescued from west Phoenix house fire
A woman is expected to survive after suffering multiple burns in a fire at a home near 83rd Avenue and Indian School Road, the Phoenix Fire Department said.
A woman is expected to survive after suffering multiple burns in a fire at a home near 83rd Avenue and Indian School Road, the Phoenix Fire Department said.
Arizona bill would allow local authorities to target drones at border
Last year, nearly 1,500 Arizonans died from opioid-related overdoses. Many of them came from fentanyl supplied by cartels.
Last year, nearly 1,500 Arizonans died from opioid-related overdoses. Many of them came from fentanyl supplied by cartels.
1 inmate dead after a dozen overdoses at Maricopa County jail
An inmate is dead after a dozen overdoses were reported over the past week at Estrella Jail in Phoenix, MCSO said.
An inmate is dead after a dozen overdoses were reported over the past week at Estrella Jail in Phoenix, MCSO said.
Iraq veteran in Laveen detained by ICE agents while running errands
Marlon Parris, who came to the U.S. from the Caribbean and served two tours in Iraq, served prison time after pleading guilty to a non-violent felony drug charge, but according to his wife, federal officials have previously said he would not be deported from the country.
Marlon Parris, who came to the U.S. from the Caribbean and served two tours in Iraq, served prison time after pleading guilty to a non-violent felony drug charge, but according to his wife, federal officials have previously said he would not be deported from the country.