Federal judge fines lawyers for Lake, Finchem
The judge ordered the lawyers for Kari Lake and Mark Finchem to pay $122,000 in attorney's fees for Maricopa County.
The judge ordered the lawyers for Kari Lake and Mark Finchem to pay $122,000 in attorney's fees for Maricopa County.
Week-long Taekwondo event wraps up in downtown Phoenix
A week-long taekwondo competition wraps up Sunday at the Phoenix Convention Center in downtown. FOX 10 Photojournalist James Egbert shows us a close look at the tough competition.
A week-long taekwondo competition wraps up Sunday at the Phoenix Convention Center in downtown. FOX 10 Photojournalist James Egbert shows us a close look at the tough competition.
Kids practice at AZ Ice Arcadia
There's no doubt about it, it's hot outside and people across the Valley are trying to find ways to beat the heat. What better place to do so than somewhere that's frozen year-round. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
There's no doubt about it, it's hot outside and people across the Valley are trying to find ways to beat the heat. What better place to do so than somewhere that's frozen year-round. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
St. Mary's Food Bank in Phoenix needs water bottles
We?re now 19 days into this heat wave at temperatures above 110 degrees. It?s not something that you ever plan for as a food bank or as a community. Each year St. Mary's Food Bank orders a significant amount of water to hydrate those in need. It?s July and they?re already out. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak has the story.
We?re now 19 days into this heat wave at temperatures above 110 degrees. It?s not something that you ever plan for as a food bank or as a community. Each year St. Mary's Food Bank orders a significant amount of water to hydrate those in need. It?s July and they?re already out. FOX 10's Marissa Sarbak has the story.
Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary finds alligator eggs
It was a very exciting morning at the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary. New reptile babies are on the way. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has this story.
It was a very exciting morning at the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary. New reptile babies are on the way. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has this story.
Dozens displaced after fire burns Tempe mobile homes
More than two dozen people were forced out of their homes after a fire broke out at a mobile home park near McClintock and Apache. Crews say a tree initially caught fire before the flames spread to two mobile homes. The fire also damaged a power pole, knocking out power in the area.
More than two dozen people were forced out of their homes after a fire broke out at a mobile home park near McClintock and Apache. Crews say a tree initially caught fire before the flames spread to two mobile homes. The fire also damaged a power pole, knocking out power in the area.
Maricopa County confirms 18 heat-related deaths
Eighteen people have died related to the heat, the Maricopa County Health Department confirmed. Six of the deaths were unhoused individuals. An additional 69 deaths are under investigation.
Eighteen people have died related to the heat, the Maricopa County Health Department confirmed. Six of the deaths were unhoused individuals. An additional 69 deaths are under investigation.
AZ hospital offers new stroke rehab system
The new stroke rehabilitation system, considered to be the first of its kind, is being performed at the Mayo Clinic, and doctors say it is a real game changer in helping patients regain mobility. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett reports.
The new stroke rehabilitation system, considered to be the first of its kind, is being performed at the Mayo Clinic, and doctors say it is a real game changer in helping patients regain mobility. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett reports.
PD: Dog killed after attacking Phoenix Police officer, man
A dog is dead after being shot by police in south Phoenix on Saturday, the department said. It happened near 17th and Atlanta avenues after an officer responded to reports of a dog attacking a man. When the officer got there, the dog reportedly attacked the officer, too.
A dog is dead after being shot by police in south Phoenix on Saturday, the department said. It happened near 17th and Atlanta avenues after an officer responded to reports of a dog attacking a man. When the officer got there, the dog reportedly attacked the officer, too.
Teens take on the heat during Peoria fire training
Being outside in this heat is brutal. Now, imagine doing it in all the gear a firefighter wears. Nine teenagers learned that lesson as they trained to be future firefighters. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has the story from Peoria.
Being outside in this heat is brutal. Now, imagine doing it in all the gear a firefighter wears. Nine teenagers learned that lesson as they trained to be future firefighters. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has the story from Peoria.
NHL player arrest docs: 'Your bloodline is dead'
The Arizona Coyotes are cutting ties with forward Alex Galchenyuk after he reportedly hit a curb while impaired and threatened to kill a police officer's family after his arrest. The Coyotes signed Galchenyuk to a one-year, $775,000 contract on July 1 - less than two weeks ago.
The Arizona Coyotes are cutting ties with forward Alex Galchenyuk after he reportedly hit a curb while impaired and threatened to kill a police officer's family after his arrest. The Coyotes signed Galchenyuk to a one-year, $775,000 contract on July 1 - less than two weeks ago.
The hottest day ever in Phoenix: A deeper look
The all-time record hottest morning low was set Wednesday at 97 degrees. By the afternoon, the temperature reached 119 degrees at Sky Harbor Airport-- tied for 4th hottest ever recorded in Phoenix. In fact, the average temperature (between morning low and afternoon high) made Wednesday, June 19 the hottest day ever in Phoenix at an average of 108 degrees. The previous record was 106.5 degrees set on the same day we reached 122 degrees: June 26 1990. With all these records, one thing is clear: temperatures around Downtown Phoenix tend to be a few degrees hotter than surrounding parts of the East, West or even North Valley. But why? A big factor is the Valley's Urban Heat Island. Concentration of buildings, concrete and asphalt absorb more heat, and hold on to it throughout the night. Meteorologist Krystal Ortiz explains the impacts of our rapidly growing city.
The all-time record hottest morning low was set Wednesday at 97 degrees. By the afternoon, the temperature reached 119 degrees at Sky Harbor Airport-- tied for 4th hottest ever recorded in Phoenix. In fact, the average temperature (between morning low and afternoon high) made Wednesday, June 19 the hottest day ever in Phoenix at an average of 108 degrees. The previous record was 106.5 degrees set on the same day we reached 122 degrees: June 26 1990. With all these records, one thing is clear: temperatures around Downtown Phoenix tend to be a few degrees hotter than surrounding parts of the East, West or even North Valley. But why? A big factor is the Valley's Urban Heat Island. Concentration of buildings, concrete and asphalt absorb more heat, and hold on to it throughout the night. Meteorologist Krystal Ortiz explains the impacts of our rapidly growing city.
Goodyear Police Exceptional Student Camp
Students with special needs got an extra special treat on July 12 -- a visit to the Goodyear Police Department Academy, and a chance to interact with and learn from officers. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
Students with special needs got an extra special treat on July 12 -- a visit to the Goodyear Police Department Academy, and a chance to interact with and learn from officers. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
8 displaced in Phoenix mobile home fire
A fire consumed three mobile homes near 32nd Street and Thomas on Wednesday night, displacing eight people.
A fire consumed three mobile homes near 32nd Street and Thomas on Wednesday night, displacing eight people.
Driver looking at phone T-bones ASU officer
An ASU police officer is recovering from minor injuries after a driver ran a red light and hit his patrol car near Southern and College avenues.
An ASU police officer is recovering from minor injuries after a driver ran a red light and hit his patrol car near Southern and College avenues.
Shooting reported near downtown Phoenix
Phoenix police are investigating after a man was shot and seriously injured near 7th Avenue and Apache Street overnight.
Phoenix police are investigating after a man was shot and seriously injured near 7th Avenue and Apache Street overnight.
Phoenix mobile home, RVs on fire
Phoenix fire crews put out a fire that damaged a mobile home and two RVs near 35th Avenue and Loop 101 early Friday morning.
Phoenix fire crews put out a fire that damaged a mobile home and two RVs near 35th Avenue and Loop 101 early Friday morning.
Stolen Carl Hayden bust replaced
Nearly two years after someone stole a bust of the late Senator Carl Hayden from the Rose Garden at the State Capitol, it's been replaced with a new one.
Nearly two years after someone stole a bust of the late Senator Carl Hayden from the Rose Garden at the State Capitol, it's been replaced with a new one.
AAWL closes for weekend due to extreme heat
The Arizona Animal Welfare League is closing its doors for the weekend due to the extreme heat. The main shelter in Phoenix will shut down Saturday through Monday.
The Arizona Animal Welfare League is closing its doors for the weekend due to the extreme heat. The main shelter in Phoenix will shut down Saturday through Monday.
Cornhole enthusiasts compete for champ title
Athletes from across the state are facing off in Gilbert. The next few days will decide who will be the next Arizona Cornhole Champion. FOX 10?s Lauren Clark joins us in the middle of all the excitement.
Athletes from across the state are facing off in Gilbert. The next few days will decide who will be the next Arizona Cornhole Champion. FOX 10?s Lauren Clark joins us in the middle of all the excitement.