Police use grappler to stop man accused of speeding, firing shots in Mesa neighborhood
A police helicopter followed the Dodge Charger through Tempe and Phoenix before officers used a “grappler” device to stop the suspect.
Former Arizona Department of Corrections head could face assault charges after pointing gun at officers: PD
Police in Tempe say Charles Ryan, the former director of the Arizona Department of Corrections, is in custody after an incident where he pointed a gun at officers at a home.
Suspect in custody following pursuit through Tempe, Phoenix
A suspect is in custody after reports of a shooting in Mesa led to a pursuit through the Valley. Mesa Police say the incident started as a possible shooting near Main Street and Stapley Drive. Officers spotted a vehicle that may have been involved in the shooting and followed it through Tempe and Phoenix. Police used a grappler to stop the suspect who was taken into custody.
Rock 'N' Roll Marathon, Half-Marathon in Tempe
FOX 10's Steve Nielsen visits with Jordan Maddocks, a Rock 'N' Roll Marathon runner.
Rock n' Roll Arizona returns to Phoenix, Tempe after 2-year hiatus
People traveled across the country to Phoenix to participate in the Rock n' Roll 5K marathon on Saturday, and the crowds were certainly ready to hit the pavement once again.
Major I-17 closure, other Phoenix-area freeway restrictions planned this weekend: What you need to know
Interstate 17 will be closed in both directions between Northern and Peoria avenues because of a Valley Metro light rail extension project.
Tempe crews extinguish fire burning near Loop 202 and Tempe Town Lake
At one point, fire crews from Gilbert, Guadalupe and Phoenix were called to battle the blaze.
Tempe City Council approves plan to direct some 911 calls to mental health workers, instead of police
Members of the Tempe City Council say the new plan will help direct callers to the appropriate help that is needed.
Tempe man arrested in accidental shooting death of his friend: police
Brummitt was allegedly manipulating the safety on the gun when it went off, killing his friend who was lying on the couch.
14-year-old girl shot during Tempe house party, suspect in custody
The shooting happened at a home near McClintock and Apache Boulevard just before 2 a.m. on Jan. 8.
Hundreds of free COVID-19 rapid test kits in Tempe given out within hours
Tempe has only received 2,400 test kits from Maricopa County due to a nationwide test shortage.
COVID-19 protocols: ASU will require masks indoors and a test to return to campus
Wearing a mask will be part of the spring semester at Arizona State University as coronavirus infections surge. FOX 10's Matt Galka has the details on how people are dealing with college life during the pandemic.
Tempe staffing shortages result in residents experiencing delays in trash, recycling collection
If you live in Tempe, you might have noticed some trouble with your trash pickup. FOX 10's Ty Brennan has more on how the city is facing the same trouble as millions of businesses across the country: staffing shortages.
Oreganos temporarily closes 2 Arizona locations due to staffing shortages
Staffing shortages are forcing the closure of Oreganos restaurants on University Drive in Tempe and on Shea Boulevard in Scottsdale.
Kyrene Unified School District to require face masks, citing COVID-19 surge
Kyrene School District announced that schools would be requiring masks indoors on all campuses and district facilities starting Jan. 3.
Phoenix area NYE celebrations not letting rain ruin plans
Events being hosted in the Phoenix area for New Year's Eve aren't letting the anticipated winter storm rain on their festivities.
Vitalant holds 'Saving Arizona' blood drive in Tempe amid critical shortage
Vitalant says 500 blood donors are needed as it's experiencing a depleted supply due to several factors – so it hosted a "Saving Arizona" blood drive on Jan. 2 at the Tempe Center for the Arts.
LIST: Arizona cities celebrate tree lightings, Christmas lightshows – kicking off holiday fun
Many in the Phoenix area and across Arizona are getting into the holiday spirit by heading to tree lightings, taking photos with Santa, ice skating and more. We have the latest holiday happenings from across the state.
How a 'gifted' 11-year-old got accepted to Arizona State University
11-year-old Jimi "Monty" Hernandez was accepted into Arizona State University with plans to become a pediatric neurologist. He will be studying biochemistry, then head to medical school after graduating from ASU.
Florida A&M, ASU cancel basketball game amid power outage at Desert Financial Arena
The cancelation comes as games across the country are being postponed or canceled due to a surge in coronavirus cases.