Arizona helicopter crew rescues family stuck on car's roof during flood

Water levels were still rising as the family of six, including four kids ages 8, 4, 2, and 11 months, were trapped on top of the car trying to avoid the fast-moving water.

Body found in container by bicyclist, Rob Schneider works at Phoenix drive-thru: this week's top stories

From Sept. 18-24, our top stories included the shocking discovery of a body inside a container made by a bicyclist in Phoenix, and actor Rob Schneider surprised customers by serving up chicken fingers at a Valley fast-food restaurant to promote his movie, which was shot in Arizona.

Things to do in the Phoenix metro area this weekend: Sept. 23-25

Need plans? Here are some events happening across the Valley this weekend, which include the Arizona State Fair, celebrating Hispanic American Heritage Month, music festivals and more.

SR 238 reopens after flooding shuts down Gila Bend, Maricopa

The road, which stretches between Gila Bend and State Route 347, reopened Thursday after being shut down for nearly a day.

Tribes seek more details on water use at Arizona copper mine

Resolution Copper, a joint venture of global mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP, was set to receive a parcel of land in the Tonto National Forest for mining in March 2021. Then, the Biden administration pulled back an environmental review to further consult with tribes. The move prevented the land exchange from moving forward.

Arizona man arrested after police find 'one of the most significant' child sex abuse image collections ever

Police officials in Casa Grande say a man has been indicted for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor, after a search yielded "one of the most significant collections" of child sexual abuse images and videos they have ever encountered.

NTSB releases report on deadly Coolidge gas line explosion

The blast hit a farmhouse and left the nearby ground completely scorched. The family inside that house, a man and his 14-year-old daughter, were killed. They were identified as Luis and Valeria Alvarez. Their mother, Rosalina, was severely burned.

Things to do in the Phoenix area this weekend: Sept. 16-18

From garlic festivals to mezcal events to magic shows, here's a few things going on in the Phoenix area this weekend.

4pm Weather Forecast - 9/12/22
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FOX 10's Krystal Ortiz has the latest details on the tornado warning that was issued for parts of Pinal and Pima counties.

Teen killed, several others hurt in fiery Queen Creek crash; driver faces manslaughter charge

According to the Pinal County Sheriff's Office, the vehicle had “mis-negotiated” a curve and crossed into the opposite lanes near Rittenhouse and Riggs, causing it to slam into a brick wall and electrical equipment.

Casa Grande murders: Man arrested, accused of killing members of his family

A man has been arrested in connection with the deaths of four family members near Casa Grande, according to officials with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

Cardinals DB burned in cooking accident; probations rescinded for Hamilton, Queen Creek: top sports stories

An Arizona Cardinals cornerback will miss the first four games of the season after being severely burned in a cooking accident at home, and two Valley high school sports programs are eligible for postseason play after the Arizona Interscholastic Association overturned a previous ruling – these are the top stories in the world of sports from August 29 through September 4.

Arizona troopers find 46 pounds of fentanyl during I-10 traffic stop

Authorities pulled over a Volkswagen Jetta on I-10 near milepost 226 - near Red Rock - for unspecified “moving violations.” An investigation revealed that the drugs were being smuggled from Nogales, Mexico, to Phoenix.

Queen Creek home destroyed by reported lightning strike, officials say

Rural Metro Fire crews were called to a neighborhood near Empire and Hunt Highway for reports of a roof fire caused by a lightning strike at around 10:30 p.m. on Sept. 1.

Probations rescinded for Hamilton High football, Queen Creek baseball

During a special meeting, the AIA board ruled the probations for Hamilton and Queen Creek were reduced to warnings. Hamilton's warning was extended to its entire athletic program.