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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The cancelation comes as games across the country are being postponed or canceled due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
Tempe's 'House of Tricks' owners announce retirement in June 2022
Downtown Tempe's House of Tricks is closing after more than three decades of business. The owners have chosen to retire, calling the decision "bittersweet." Don't worry, you still have until June 2022 to visit.
Downtown Tempe's House of Tricks is closing after more than three decades of business. The owners have chosen to retire, calling the decision "bittersweet." Don't worry, you still have until June 2022 to visit.
Tempe hit-and-run driver sends 2 kids, adult to hospital after fiery crash on US-60, DPS says
DPS said a possible hit-and-run driver hit a car, causing it to hit the median wall and burst into flames. The suspect driver then left, DPS said.
DPS said a possible hit-and-run driver hit a car, causing it to hit the median wall and burst into flames. The suspect driver then left, DPS said.
Tempe motorcycle officer struck by rock, almost causing him to crash on Loop 202: police
According to Mesa Police, the officer was riding his marked police motorcycle home along the Loop 202 Red Mountain Freeway at 7:20 p.m. on Dec. 16. As the officer approached the McKellips underpass, he was hit in the helmet and shoulder by a rock.
According to Mesa Police, the officer was riding his marked police motorcycle home along the Loop 202 Red Mountain Freeway at 7:20 p.m. on Dec. 16. As the officer approached the McKellips underpass, he was hit in the helmet and shoulder by a rock.
Hundreds of nurses graduate from ASU, ready to combat nursing shortage
Dec. 15 is a big day for 642 Arizona State University nursing students who are set to graduate from the Edson College of Nursing
Dec. 15 is a big day for 642 Arizona State University nursing students who are set to graduate from the Edson College of Nursing
Suspect arrested in hit-and-run death of retired ASU Police sergeant
Sgt. Albert Phillips who retired from the Arizona State University Police Department after 27 years, was killed by a hit-and-run driver on Dec. 10. The department says he "left a lasting legacy that will never be forgotten."
Sgt. Albert Phillips who retired from the Arizona State University Police Department after 27 years, was killed by a hit-and-run driver on Dec. 10. The department says he "left a lasting legacy that will never be forgotten."
More than 600 nursing students set to graduate from ASU
Dec. 15 is a big day for 642 Arizona State University nursing students who are set to graduate from the Edson College of Nursing. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has the story.
Dec. 15 is a big day for 642 Arizona State University nursing students who are set to graduate from the Edson College of Nursing. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has the story.
Classes resume at Tempe High School after police investigate social media threat
Classes are back in session on Dec. 15 at Tempe High School after a threat was made online towards the school, police said. Classes were ended early on Tuesday as a precaution. The threat was an isolated incident and everyone is safe.
Classes are back in session on Dec. 15 at Tempe High School after a threat was made online towards the school, police said. Classes were ended early on Tuesday as a precaution. The threat was an isolated incident and everyone is safe.
Christmas cards from Shutterfly
FOX 10's Cory McCloskey checks holidays operations happening at the Shutterfly plant in Tempe.
FOX 10's Cory McCloskey checks holidays operations happening at the Shutterfly plant in Tempe.
ASU holds 1st in-person graduation since 2019
Arizona State University is holding its first in-person graduation since the COVID-19 pandemic started. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Arizona State University is holding its first in-person graduation since the COVID-19 pandemic started. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Man arrested, accused of damaging property, including Quran, at ASU's Hayden Library
The Muslim Students Association of ASU reported that the Interfaith Room had been vandalized Wednesday and that "Islamic literature and copies of the Quran were torn and burned and the walls were damaged."
The Muslim Students Association of ASU reported that the Interfaith Room had been vandalized Wednesday and that "Islamic literature and copies of the Quran were torn and burned and the walls were damaged."
Barrett Honors College holds therapy dog event to help ASU students destress
Barrett, The Honors College held their 12th Annual Rest and Relax event on Monday to help students destress in the middle of finals season.
Barrett, The Honors College held their 12th Annual Rest and Relax event on Monday to help students destress in the middle of finals season.
Firefighters use Fido bags to save 2 dogs from burning apartment
After a fire started in a first floor apartment near Kyrene Rd. and US 60, crews were able to keep it from spreading to nearby residences.
After a fire started in a first floor apartment near Kyrene Rd. and US 60, crews were able to keep it from spreading to nearby residences.
Tempe Festival of the Arts returns after 2 years
Booths have been set-up along Mill Avenue for the Tempe Festival of the Arts, which is returning for a weekend run after two years. FOX 10's Christina Carilla spoke with an event organizer about the festival.
Booths have been set-up along Mill Avenue for the Tempe Festival of the Arts, which is returning for a weekend run after two years. FOX 10's Christina Carilla spoke with an event organizer about the festival.