Ian Mitcham trial latest | FOX 10 Talks
On today's show, sports anchor Richard Saenz talks about ASU Football & Arizona Cardinals football. Plus, executive producer Trenton Hooker talks about the Ian Mitcham trial. Also, LiveNOW's Mike Pache joins us to talk about Jasmine Crockett entering the Texas Senate race.
Phoenix officer shoots, kills armed man, police investigating
A Phoenix Police officer shot and killed an armed man near 7th Avenue and Yukon Drive on Sunday morning, the department said.
Bicyclist killed in Scottsdale crash; Phoenix man's arm amputated after infection l Morning News Brief
From a crash near a Scottsdale intersection that left a bicyclist dead to a Phoenix man who is recovering after having one of his limbs amputated, here's a look at some of your top headlines for the morning of December 9.
Motorcycle crash on Loop 202 blocks traffic
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a motorcyclist was pinned underneath a van following a crash involving multiple vehicles along the westbound Red Mountain Loop 202 near 32nd Street on Dec. 9.
3I/ATLAS: "The final chapter has yet to be written" | UNKNOWN
Theoretical physicist Dr. Michio Kaku talks about 3I/ATLAS' unusual mass and perplexing jets, suggesting it may be a technological artifact rather than a comet. He also discusses the future of humanity in the world of quantum computing.
Denial or Disclosure? Rubio on UAPs | UNKNOWN
Sec. Marco Rubio walks back comments on UAP, but intel confirms secret reverse engineering program.
New 3I/Atlas NASA images | UNKNOWN | FOX 10 Phoenix
Watch this preview of UNKNOWN with Harvard Professor Dr. Avi Loeb reacting to NASA's latest analysis of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, noting that the agency failed to address 12 significant puzzles.
3I/ATLAS: Tech artifact or comet? | UNKNOWN
Harvard Professor Dr. Avi Loeb talks about NASA's analysis of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, including twelve anomalies.
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'We take this seriously': Tempe Tavern responds to criticism following raids
A Tempe bar under fire over allegations of underage drinking and its connection to deadly hit-and-run is now speaking out after posting a lengthy message to its social media.
Tempe Tavern issues statement on recent raids
A Tempe bar under fire over allegations of underage drinking and its connection to a deadly hit-and-run is now speaking out. Tempe Tavern posted a statement on social media. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.
Public meetings held on proposed Tempe speed limit changes
Tempe wants to hear from the public as its leaders are proposing changes to speed limits within the city.
Coconino County seeks public input on wildfire recovery
County leaders will be holding seven in-person meetings as they look to develop a long-term recovery plan from the Dragon Bravo and White Sage Fires.
Morning Weather Forecast - 12/9/25
80 degrees in December? We may see record heat in the Phoenix area later this week!
'Huge liability': Debate over law enforcement agencies allowing warning shots in AZ
Warning shots remain an active policy in a handful of Arizona law enforcement departments. Most of the 40+ agencies surveyed prohibit the practice, citing safety. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum has more on why these departments can bypass Shannon's Law.
Phoenix Zoo welcomes birth of new giraffe calf
Christmas came early at the Phoenix Zoo, which recently announced the birth of a new giraffe calf. The calf was born last month to the zoo's 12-year-old giraffe, Sunshine, but she has not been named yet.
Valley Fever infection leads to man's arm amputation
Sergio Moreno Moran required the amputation of his right arm after a wrist injury and subsequent surgery awakened a previously unknown, dormant case of Valley Fever in his body.
Ex-Arizona bus driver arrested on suspicion of molestation
A former bus driver for Maricopa County's Nadaburg Unified School District, near Surprise, was arrested on suspicion of sexual molestation of a minor.
2 AI courses coming to Mesa college in Spring 2026
Mesa Community College is offering its students two artificial intelligence courses in Spring 2026, due to an increase of American jobs requiring those skills.
Valley Fever case forces Phoenix man's arm amputation
A Phoenix man is adjusting to life without his right arm after a case of Valley Fever he never knew he had led to the need for amputation. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz reports.