Arizona State Fair hosts Omnium Circus
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One of the most diverse circus crews in the world is now at the Arizona State Fair. The award-winning Omnium Circus champions those with disabilities and prides themselves on reaching audiences by integrating ASL and audio descriptions in every one of their shows. FOX 10's Anita Roman got a preview.

AHS waives adoption fees, reopens one of its locations
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The Arizona Humane Society is waving adoption fees for all pets this week, and is reopening one of its locations to help meet the demand as its shelters remain over capacity. It says its teams have responded to 250 calls a day, a 25% increase from last year.

Car crashes into Glendale home; Tempe officer released from hospital l Morning News Brief

Police say a pregnant woman crashed her car into a Glendale home; a Tempe officer who was shot has been released from the hospital; and more – here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for the morning of October 2.

Power outage shuts down Valley Metro service
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Stations between 12th Street and Washington, and Veterans Way and College Avenue were down on Oct. 2 due to a power outage, Valley Metro said. Shuttles were being used to move riders along stations.

Valley Metro kicks off Rideshare Month
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Valley Metro is kicking its Rideshare Month, and all October long it will be celebrating with several different events. Rideshare Month encourages those who drive a car to choose an alternative commute such as carpooling or using public transit. Every time you take an alternative commute, you are asked to log those trips at sharetheride.com. You'll be be entered to win cool prizes.

Over 3,000 violent criminals arrested in crackdown
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In an effort targeting 11 high crime US cities, Phoenix included, more than 3,000 violent fugitives were arrested during 'Operation North Star'. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has more.

Phoenix kicks off October with record heat
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FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more on the record heat Phoenix is seeing. Tuesday marked the start of October and another day of record-shattering heat.

Twix bars burn in semi fire; 'American Pickers' star dies l Morning News Brief

A semi-truck hauling chocolate erupted in flames along a north Phoenix freeway; the star of a hit reality television show passed away; and more – here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for the morning of October 1.

Man accused of Phoenix hit-and-run collision that left pedestrian dead

Jacob Wren, 19, was arrested in connection to a hit-and-run near 34th Avenue and Camelback Road that left Pedro Cobas, 51, dead.

Shave Day for cancer patients at Bespoke Salon
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A study from 2019 found that 99.9% of women who underwent chemotherapy for breast cancer experienced hair loss. When Melissa June was diagnosed with breast cancer, she knew a big part of her battle would be losing her hair, so she took matters into her own hands. She now wants to pass that power onto other women. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.