National Weather Service issues Excessive Heat Warning for Phoenix area and Southwestern Arizona
Weather officials say temperatures of up to 120°F are expected as an excessive heat warning was extended to nine counties. Back in Phoenix, two hiking trails will be closed to keep people safe during the hot weather.
Increasing worries over rise in COVID-19 cases as more students return to school
As more students head back to class, some doctors are worried that it could result in an increase in COVID-19 cases. meanwhile, some schools are reinstating their mask mandates, in defiance of state orders not to do so.
Video shows moments leading up to a near wrong-way driver crash in Arizona
An Arizona man's dashcam caught startling video of him nearly being hit by a wrong-way driver, and he says this isn't the first time something like this has happened with this driver.
Arizona highway closed overnight, longer closure planned
The highway will be closed from 8 p.m. on July 28 to 4 a.m. Thursday as crews pour part of the concrete deck on the new Pinto Creek Bridge, the Arizona Department of Transportation said.
Flash Flood Watch in effect for 13 Arizona counties; monsoon storms flood the Valley
A large portion of Arizona, including all of the Phoenix area, will be under a Flash Flood Watch starting July 22 until July 25.
Queen Creek family's home destroyed after back-to-back monsoons
A Queen Creek family is now in the process of rebuilding after their home was destroyed in back-to-back monsoons.
Queen Creek animal rescue hit hard by storms
The 2nd Chance Dog Rescue in Queen Creek lost several of their kennels during the weekend's monsoon storms. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen has the details on how you can help the animal rescue recover.
Excessive heat warning issued for 6 Arizona counties
Coconino, La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Yavapai, Pinal and Yuma Counties are included in the warning.
Monsoon weather wreaks havoc in Queen Creek neighborhoods, damages animal rescue
July 9's monsoon wreaked havoc in the southeast Valley, causing downed power lines and trees, missing trampolines and some car windows were busted from high winds.
LIST: Phoenix metro area July 4th events and fireworks
Looking for places to see the fireworks in the Valley to celebrate the 4th of July? Here's a list of some of the places holding some dazzling Independence Day celebrations.
What to know about the Telegraph Fire: Evacuations lifted, highways reopen
The Telegraph Fire has burned 180,757 acres and there is 91% containment.
NWS: Excessive Heat Warning issued for 14 Arizona counties
Phoenix saw a record-breaking high of 118°F on Thursday.
Telegraph Fire grows to over 123K acres
The Telegraph Fire has grown to 123,078 acres and is 68% contained. The wildfire is less than one mile from Top-of-the-World. Over 1,000 personnel are assigned to the fire.
More evacuations ordered for growing Telegraph Fire
Residents of El Capitan and Dripping Springs have been told to evacuate due to the fire, which has burned over 91,000 acres and is 74% contained.
Hikers fear loss of beloved secret on Picketpost Mountain due to Telegraph Fire
At the mountain's summit lies a red mailbox, strikingly out of place while being welcomed by all who make the 4,000-foot high trek.
Newsmaker Saturday: Sheriffs Mark Dannels, Mark Lamb
John Hook interviews Cochise County Sheriff Mark Dannels and Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb about border security.
Gov. Ducey visits area where crews are battling Telegraph, Mescal Fires
Ducey planned to take an aerial tour of the two fires, be briefed by fire officials and visit a Red Cross shelter for evacuees before holding a press conference, his office said.
Gov. Ducey issues emergency declarations in response to Telegraph, Mescal Fires
"The Declarations of Emergency will help make sure responders have the necessary resources for response and recovery – protecting people, pets & property," Ducey said in a tweet on June 9.
Border agents rescue 26 migrants stranded near Gila Bend
The U.S. Border Patrol the rescue took place June 2 in the Tabletop Mountains near Gila Bend after one of the migrants called 911 for help.
Queen Creek hiring police officers as town gets ready to launch police department
The far East Valley town, which has experienced a population boom, is getting ready to launch its police department in January 2022.