Arizona

Anchor Brian Webb and Executive Producer Trenton Hooker go beyond the top stories to dig into the journalism. It's been more than a week after the historic and deadly flooding hit Globe, with Gov. Katie Hobbs paying a visit to the area. Anti-ICE protests turn violent in Portland and Chicago.

Pedal Haus Brewery kicks off a free Oktoberfest event in Mesa with sausage-eating contests, food and more.

"Special Strong's" opens two new locations, aimed at bringing inclusive fitness to the special needs community. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.

Visitors at Saguro National Park near Tucson saw a closed off gate and thought the park was closed until they saw other people parking on the side of the road and walking right in. Ahead of the government shutdown, the National Park Service said it would furlough more than 9,000 employees, cutting more than half the staff.

A Valley nurse of 15 years proved its never too late to start a new career after earning his wings at the age of 45. Greg Waddoups and his son are now training at the United Aviate Academy in Goodyear.

A man accused of stealing a credit card after posing as the victim's bank in mid-August and stealing several thousand dollars is being sought by police.

FOX 10's Dominique Newland has the morning forecast for the first weekend of October.

As the countdown for Halloween begins, FOX 10's Irene Snyder takes a look at Mesa's Haunted Museum.

The city of Tolleson is sending utility teams to help with cleanup after the catastrophic flooding in Globe, including pallets of supplies to victims and frontline workers.

A stand-off at a behavioral health home near 24th Street and Minton in Mesa lasted several hours and end after negotiations. Police said the person inside may have been suffering from a mental health crisis.

The Phoenix Mercury took on the Las Vegas Aces in Las Vegas in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals. Despite the game being on the road, a crowd of Mercury fans gathered at a Phoenix bar Friday night to watch the close contest. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas reports.

A Scottsdale man was arrested after police say he posted videos on social media of himself driving a motorcycle at more than 160 mph on Valley freeways to evade law enforcement. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz reports.

Arizona state lawmakers say changes are coming after a string of child deaths. Focusing on recent cases with prior Department of Child Safety (DCS) contact and increasing scrutiny of the embattled agency, Arizona leaders believe these tragedies could have been prevented. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum reports.

By the end of July 2025, 115 kids in the custody of the Arizona Department of Child Safety (DCS) were considered missing, abducted or runaways. 66 of those kids ran away from group homes, and Zariah Dodd was in that category. Dodd was murdered after she ran away from her group home, and her family alleges the system failed her. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum has more.

16-year-old Anaiah Walker was known as a routine runaway, but police believe she was sex trafficked before being killed in a hit-and-run. The connection isn't uncommon. Experts have studied the link between missing Department of Child Safety kids and trafficking in Arizona. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum has more.

14-year-old Emily Pike was brutally murdered earlier in 2025, but long before that, Emily was allegedly sexually assaulted. The Bureau of Indian Affairs conducted an investigation but closed her case due to "insufficient evidence." Family members believe she would still be alive if the case had been prosecuted. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum reports.