The shipping containers removed from Arizona's border are up for sale
The Arizona Dept. of Administration says the 20- and 40-foot containers range in price from $500 to $2,000. They have some wear and tear, but are otherwise "very functional," officials said.
The Arizona Dept. of Administration says the 20- and 40-foot containers range in price from $500 to $2,000. They have some wear and tear, but are otherwise "very functional," officials said.
Arizona to invest in manufacturing worker training programs in rural areas
Arizona is partnering with the manufacturing industry and local colleges to train potential workers in rural areas of the state.
Arizona is partnering with the manufacturing industry and local colleges to train potential workers in rural areas of the state.
Arizona woman who won social equity license set to open dispensary as father serves 18-year marijuana sentence
Alicia Deals is set to open a marijuana dispensary, using one of the 26 social equity licenses that were issued following the passage of Proposition 207. What makes this story rather ironic is that Alicia's father is in prison for doing the exact same thing that Alicia is now doing legally.
Alicia Deals is set to open a marijuana dispensary, using one of the 26 social equity licenses that were issued following the passage of Proposition 207. What makes this story rather ironic is that Alicia's father is in prison for doing the exact same thing that Alicia is now doing legally.
A month since Title 42's end in Arizona: What's changed, what hasn't, what's to come?
It’s been a month since the public health order known as Title 42 was lifted, and since then, the Department of Homeland Security says illegal crossings at the southern border have taken a dip. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls talks what's to come.
It’s been a month since the public health order known as Title 42 was lifted, and since then, the Department of Homeland Security says illegal crossings at the southern border have taken a dip. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls talks what's to come.
'Over 30 rounds were fired': Yuma shooting ends with 2 dead, 5 injured; suspects arrested
A shooting in Yuma left two people dead and five others hurt on Saturday night, and three suspects have been arrested.
A shooting in Yuma left two people dead and five others hurt on Saturday night, and three suspects have been arrested.
Border Patrol K-9 in Yuma sniffs out $2M in fentanyl during traffic stop
Agents say more than $2 million in fentanyl was seized from a car at a checkpoint along Interstate 8.
Agents say more than $2 million in fentanyl was seized from a car at a checkpoint along Interstate 8.
Arizona Gov. Hobbs announces new grant money for Yuma border sector
The immigrant surge after Title 42 expired never materialized, but that doesn't mean immigration isn't a big issue, according to Yavapai County Sheriff David Rhodes.
The immigrant surge after Title 42 expired never materialized, but that doesn't mean immigration isn't a big issue, according to Yavapai County Sheriff David Rhodes.
Gov. Hobbs gives update on border support
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is speaking in Somerton about providing support to border communities after the end of Title 42.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is speaking in Somerton about providing support to border communities after the end of Title 42.
End of Title 42: Yuma mayor gives border update
It's been nearly a week since Title 42 expired. Border crossings appear to be down, but that doesn't mean cities along the border aren't still facing some challenges. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls spoke with FOX 10 to provide an update on the border crisis.
It's been nearly a week since Title 42 expired. Border crossings appear to be down, but that doesn't mean cities along the border aren't still facing some challenges. Yuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls spoke with FOX 10 to provide an update on the border crisis.
Yuma border prepares for migrant influx
Title 42 will come to an end tonight, and the Border Patrol is expecting a drastic increase in migrants at all of its major points of entry in Douglas, Nogales, Lukeville and San Luis. FOX 10's Troy Hayden visited San Luis Thursday morning as hundreds were already lining up.
Title 42 will come to an end tonight, and the Border Patrol is expecting a drastic increase in migrants at all of its major points of entry in Douglas, Nogales, Lukeville and San Luis. FOX 10's Troy Hayden visited San Luis Thursday morning as hundreds were already lining up.
Arizona hospital near border preparing for Title 42's end, possible migrant surge
In Yuma, Arizona, which borders Mexico, only one hospital serves the permanent population and undocumented immigrants crossing.
In Yuma, Arizona, which borders Mexico, only one hospital serves the permanent population and undocumented immigrants crossing.
Thousands of migrants could soon cross into Arizona as Title 42's end nears
Title 42, an immigration rule that was put in place during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, is set to expire on May 11, and thousands of migrants could soon cross into Arizona from Mexico after the rule's end. Reporter Ashley Soriano has more on how local officials are preparing for another possible migrant surge.
Title 42, an immigration rule that was put in place during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, is set to expire on May 11, and thousands of migrants could soon cross into Arizona from Mexico after the rule's end. Reporter Ashley Soriano has more on how local officials are preparing for another possible migrant surge.
River Fire: Crews battling wildfire near Yuma
The River Fire started on Sunday night and has burned about 125 acres on both sides of the Arizona-California border. It's unclear how the fire started, but it is believed to be human caused.
The River Fire started on Sunday night and has burned about 125 acres on both sides of the Arizona-California border. It's unclear how the fire started, but it is believed to be human caused.
Crime Files: Deadly barricade situation in Phoenix QT; murder near shooting range
Our top crime stories for the week of March 13: Arizona man arrested for allegedly killing his parents; a man dead following a barricade situation inside north Phoenix QuikTrip; an escaped Yuma inmate caught in south Phoenix; 2 arrested in murder of man in Casa Grande; and a man accused of driving drunk with a baby strapped to his chest.
Our top crime stories for the week of March 13: Arizona man arrested for allegedly killing his parents; a man dead following a barricade situation inside north Phoenix QuikTrip; an escaped Yuma inmate caught in south Phoenix; 2 arrested in murder of man in Casa Grande; and a man accused of driving drunk with a baby strapped to his chest.
Some 911 calls in Arizona border city are mistakenly going to Mexico
Police in San Luis say it’s caused by callers in the Arizona border city being close to cellphone towers in Mexico.
Police in San Luis say it’s caused by callers in the Arizona border city being close to cellphone towers in Mexico.
Escaped Yuma inmate caught in south Phoenix
After being caught on Tuesday, officials say Perryman will be moved to a high-custody unit. “Perryman will now await administrative disciplinary charges and will also be charged with criminal escape via the judicial system," officials said.
After being caught on Tuesday, officials say Perryman will be moved to a high-custody unit. “Perryman will now await administrative disciplinary charges and will also be charged with criminal escape via the judicial system," officials said.
Crime Files: Arizona man's memorial continuously destroyed; Parents arrested in teen son's death
Our top stories for the week of March 6: A family in Surprise is remembering their son Bryce Burgess with a memorial where he was killed in a motorcycle crash, but they're not able to do that in peace because someone keeps destroying it; The investigation into the death of a 16-year-old Arizona boy has led to the arrest of his parents; A carjacking suspect is dead after reportedly fleeing from authorities in Arizona; Police say they found a K-9 who went missing from his handler's home, but it appears the dog bit someone while out, reportedly leaving several deep puncture wounds; A semi-truck driver was likely impaired when he crashed on Interstate 17, causing commuters to be stranded on the highway for hours.
Our top stories for the week of March 6: A family in Surprise is remembering their son Bryce Burgess with a memorial where he was killed in a motorcycle crash, but they're not able to do that in peace because someone keeps destroying it; The investigation into the death of a 16-year-old Arizona boy has led to the arrest of his parents; A carjacking suspect is dead after reportedly fleeing from authorities in Arizona; Police say they found a K-9 who went missing from his handler's home, but it appears the dog bit someone while out, reportedly leaving several deep puncture wounds; A semi-truck driver was likely impaired when he crashed on Interstate 17, causing commuters to be stranded on the highway for hours.
Arizona police chase ends after suspect was T-boned by semi truck
A carjacking suspect is dead after reportedly leading authorities on a pursuit that ended with a collision.
A carjacking suspect is dead after reportedly leading authorities on a pursuit that ended with a collision.
Arizona Water Crisis: Federal government looking at paying farmers to idle some farmland
The Bureau of Reclamation is reportedly looking at paying farmers in parts of Arizona's Yuma County to idle some fields, as a way to decrease their use of Colorado River water amid the ongoing drought. The money would come from the $4 billion set aside for western drought aid in the Inflation Reduction Act.
The Bureau of Reclamation is reportedly looking at paying farmers in parts of Arizona's Yuma County to idle some fields, as a way to decrease their use of Colorado River water amid the ongoing drought. The money would come from the $4 billion set aside for western drought aid in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Yuma hospital spent $26M last year treating migrant patients: 'They have no ability to pay'
The overwhelming number of migrant patients the Yuma Regional Medical Center is seeing means they'll have to add more staff - another added cost.
The overwhelming number of migrant patients the Yuma Regional Medical Center is seeing means they'll have to add more staff - another added cost.