Kelvin Fire: Wildfire near Kearny now 100% contained

The Kelvin Fire, according to Forestry officials, has burned an estimated 250 acres of land, and Forestry crews, along with Bureau of Land Management crews, are battling the fire.

Plane crashes in Superstition Mountains, 2 people killed

Authorities named the two people who died after a small plane crashed into the Superstition Mountains outside of Apache Junction on June 10. The single-engine plane had just taken off from Falcon Field.

Arizona's water future; PGA-LIV Golf merger | Newsmaker
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Part 1: Paul Gardner, water resources director for the city of Queen Creek joins John Hook to talk about the implications of using less Colorado River water. Part 2: Matt Napolitano with FOX News Radio talks to John about the PGA-LIV Golf merger, which is complicated due to the relationship between the U.S. and the Saudi government.

Old Arizona mine turned into cannabis cultivation facility

Seventy-five people work here, plus the town has set up a committee to attract more business and breathe new life into the once-dying town of San Manuel.

Casa Grande family struggles to keep 93-year-old farm running amid megadrought

The fifth-generation owners of Caywood Farms, which is about 40 miles south of Phoenix, say they're worried about water. The Southwest has been in a megadrought for decades.

Gilbert massage therapist accused of sex crimes

A man working as a massage therapist in Gilbert has been arrested for allegedly committing sex crimes.

Queen Creek firefighter hurt responding to house fire

The fire broke out in a neighborhood just north of Ocotillo Road and Crismon, city officials said.

Catching human smugglers and drug traffickers: A ride-along with Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb

Drug traffickers and human smugglers are using Arizona's major highways to move quickly, so the Pinal County Sheriff's Office is focusing their attention on this issue in order to stop it in its tracks.

AZ sheriff focuses on highways to stem drug trafficking
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On a daily basis, local law enforcement in parts of Arizona are dealing border related crime, as well as any potential effects from the expiry of a legal provision known as Title 42. According to detectives, drug traffickers and human smugglers are using the state's major highways to move quickly, so some agencies are focusing their attention on this issue, in order to stop it in its tracks. FOX 10's Stephanie Bennett recently joined Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb for a ride-along, and has more. It should also be noted that Lamb is running to be the 2024 Republican Party nominee for Senate seat currently held by independent Kyrsten Sinema.

Saguaros in bloom across the Arizona desert
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Some may have noticed, but for those who haven't, Saguaro cacti are in bloom across Arizona's lower desert. The Saguaro Bloom was designated as Arizona's state flower in 1931, and FOX 10 Photojournalist Louis Tortora gives us a look at the spectacular flowers from Picacho Peak State Park.

Woman rams into her boyfriend during argument and kills him, police say

Casa Grande PD is investigating a crash involving a pedestrian and say detectives discovered evidence to determine the driver and the victim were in an argument prior to her striking him with her car.

Fun events, things to do in Phoenix this weekend: May 5-7

Cinco de Mayo celebrations, the Woodford Reserve Derby Dayclub, Vintage and Vino and more is happening in the Phoenix area this weekend.

A look at Country Thunder 2023's lost and found as festival is over
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Country Thunder is officially over and we're getting a look at the festival's lost and found. The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is laying out all the valuables left behind. Here's some of what they found. The sheriff's office says to give them a call if any of this is yours, and most importantly, they promise not to judge.