Man accused of killing his mother in San Tan Valley
The victim's son, 29-year-old Taboh Mopecha, was arrested in connection to his mother's death.
Mayor: Superior can’t reach full potential without mine
Superior Mayor Mila Besich pushed members of Congress to oppose the bill, saying residents cannot fully realize plans for a community center, economic development and tourism that draws on its mountainous surroundings without the mine and its financial support.
Arizona State Forestry officials: Wildfire that burned 1,200 acres of land in Pinal County is human-caused
An evacuation notice for Dudleyville, a south-central Arizona community where a wildfire earlier burned at least 12 homes, was lifted on April 10, allowing approximately 200 residents to return home.
Pinal County's Margo Fire shows signs of an impending busy wildfire season
The Margo Fire destroyed more than a dozen homes in Pinal County and fire officials say this is just the start of a busy fire season in Arizona.
Queen Creek yoga instructor spreads messages of self-love, raises money for nonprofits
Butterfly Effect Aerial Yoga, which holds classes across the Valley, is holding classes at Desert Sky Park in Gilbert to raise money for some important causes.
Agencies: Arizona farmers should expect less water in 2022
Officials say an expected shortage declaration “will result in a substantial cut to Arizona’s share of the river, with reductions falling largely to central Arizona agricultural users.”
Closure of popular racetrack postponed, Arizona Speedway saved for now
A popular Arizona racetrack set to close gets a second chance. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
Arizona lawmakers may get higher reimbursements for expenses
Under HB2053, rural lawmakers would get $56 a day for food and $151 for lodging during most of the year. Legislators living in Phoenix would get the $56 food allowance but no money for lodging.
Arizona Gov. Ducey fields questions about immigration, vaccines and low public school enrollment
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey was met with reporters on Wednesday eager to ask questions about topics unrelated to what the actual event was about in Pinal County.
Child dies after being pulled from water in Queen Creek, MCSO says
A child who was pulled from water on March 27 has died, says the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office a day later. The female victim hasn't been identified.
Buzzing neighborhood: Some Queen Creek residents bothered by bee swarm at orchard
There's a buzz in one Queen Creek neighborhood, but not people tend to like, and it is bothering some residents in the area,
Police: Maricopa woman, baby kidnapped at gunpoint saved by good Samaritan
A mother and her baby girl were held at gunpoint by a man who jumped in their car and asked to be taken to Mesa on March 21. All thanks to a good Samaritan, they are resting safely now after he intervened.
Wanted Arizona man who hid in desert for months arrested by PCSO deputies, DPS, Border Patrol agents
PCSO says a man accused of sexual conduct with a minor and sexual abuse has been arrested after deputies say he spent 107 days living in the desert.
Residents in San Tan Valley trying to save local racetrack from closure
An iconic racetrack in the far East Valley will soon close for good, but race fans are doing what they can to try and save it.
Pinal County opens up COVID-19 vaccinations to everyone 18 and over
Pinal County officials say anyone 18 or over who works or lives within the County will now be eligible to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
$70K in reward money distributed after Arizona prison escapees captured
A Casa Grande resident received $20,000, while the family of Luis Alvarez in Coolidge received the remaining $50,000. The two inmates had tried to steal from Alvarez’s home and attacked his wife.
Arizona Rep. Grijalva announces bill to reverse land swap for copper mine
The parcel of land in the Tonto National Forest east of Phoenix was set to be transferred to Resolution Copper this week. But the Biden administration recently pulled back an environmental review that cleared the way for the land exchange so it could further consult with Native American tribes.
CVS expands COVID-19 vaccination sites in Arizona
CVS Pharmacy is adding nine new vaccination locations, bringing the total to 18 in Arizona. The locations are in Maricopa, Mohave, Pinal, Pima, Yavapai, and Yuma counties. Anyone eligible under state guidelines can register at https://www.cvs.com/immunizations/covid-19-vaccine.
CVS expands COVID-19 vaccine program, offering shots at 18 Arizona pharmacies
Exact locations were not announced, however, CVS says the vaccine will be offered in Maricopa, Mohave, Pima, Pinal, and Yuma Counties. The company is offering the vaccine in 29 states as part of the Federal Retail Pharmacy Program.
ATF bomb technicians honing skills in Pinal County
Several explosions were set off on Wednesday in Pinal County. Why? A training exercise called the "Raven's Challenge" was put on by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.