Man sentenced for selling fruit-flavored cocaine; Arizona AG issues consumer alert
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is warning the public about a new illegal drug that is being sold in different flavors, such as strawberry, coconut and banana.
Arizona man accused of excavating, trafficking artifacts from Gila River Indian community
A Tucson man was charged with violating the Archeological Resources Protect Act after prosecutors said he removed jewelry, coins and crucifixes on tribal land without a permit.
AZ Rep. Adelita Grijalva says she was pepper sprayed during Tucson ICE raid
Grijalva says the incident happened on Dec. 5 at a Taco Giro restaurant on the west side of the city.
AZ rep. claims she was pepper-sprayed by ICE
During a confrontation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Tucson, Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva said she was pepper-sprayed by an agent.
Museum of Miniatures highlights special effects artist
The Museum or Miniatures in Tucson is home to 1 million treasures, including rare models from the iconic work of special effects artist Ray Harryhausen.
Ex-Tucson City Council candidate hurt in home invasion
Jay Tolkoff, a former candidate for the Tucson City Council, is recovering after he was stabbed during a home invasion.
Robotic surgery could help epilepsy patients
A hospital in southern Arizona is turning to robots to help with epilepsy treatments, using it to pinpoint the origins of the seizures. Reporter Ashley Bowerman has more.
AZ district says controversial shirts were not intended to reference Charlie Kirk's death
In the controversy over a group of Arizona teacher's Halloween costumes, the school district is saying they wore them in 2024, and that it was not their intent to make light of Charlie Kirk's assassination. FOX's Kayla Butter hears more from the school.
19-year-old impaired driver kills 3 U of A students with Porsche, police say
A 19-year-old man is facing murder charges after police said he hit and killed three University of Arizona students with his Porsche while under the influence on the night before Halloween.
Halloween T-shirt controversy: Arizona school district teachers accused of mocking Charlie Kirk's death
An Arizona state representative has accused Cienega math department teachers of wearing t-shirts "..that seemingly mock the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk—complete with ‘Problem Solved’ slogans and simulated blood stains on the same side that Charlie’s fatal wound was on."
Arizona school district responds after teachers wear "Problem Solved" shirts
The Vail School District in Tucson claims the costumes that circulated on social media, worn by math teachers in 2025 were also worn in 2024.
AZ lawmaker accuses school staff of mocking Charlie Kirk's death
Lawmakers and TPUSA are condemning a Tucson School District after teachers wore “Problem Solved” Halloween t-shirts.
Teen driver facing murder charges after hitting, killing 3 U of A students: police
A 19-year-old driver is facing second-degree murder charges following a hit-and run crash involving three University of Arizona students, according to Tucson police.
3 U of A students killed in hit-and-run crash near campus, police say
Three University of Arizona students were killed in a hit-and-run crash near campus on the night of Oct. 30.
7 people aboard hot air balloon that struck new apartment building in southern Arizona
A hot air balloon carrying six passengers and a pilot struck a vacant, new apartment complex northwest of Tucson.
Tucson inmate shot and killed by officer IDed
Authorities in southern Arizona have released new information surrounding an inmate who was shot and killed by a corrections officer at a hospital in Tucson.
Inmate reportedly killed by corrections officer at Tucson hospital
An inmate was shot and killed by a corrections officer at Banner UMC South in Tucson, according to the Pima County Sheriff's Department.
Fire damages portion of Tucson art museum
A fire destroyed hundreds of neon pieces at the Ignite Sign Art Museum in Tucson after half the building went up in flames.
Adelita Grijalva on delayed swearing in, government shut down | FOX 10 Talks
Anchor Brian Webb & Executive Producer Trenton Hooker go beyond the day's stories to dig into the journalism. Webb and Hooker speak to American politician, former Pima County Board of Supervisor and now U.S. representative-elect for Arizona's 7th congressional district. She discusses her delay in being sworn in, the government shutdown and the increasing impacts and more.
Speaker Johnson backtracks on Grijalva's swearing-in
House Speaker Mike Johnson appears to have contradicted his own commitment regarding the swearing-in of newly-elected Arizona Rep. Adelita Grijalva, stating the ceremony will not take place until the ongoing government shutdown is resolved.