AZ Army vet surprised with free A/C, water system | Care Force
Army veteran Cara Campbell received a major surprise for her home. A local business replaced her 20-year-old A/C unit for free.
Army veteran Cara Campbell received a major surprise for her home. A local business replaced her 20-year-old A/C unit for free.
ICE awards $16.7M contract to buy electric shock gloves for officers
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded a $16.7 million contract to purchase 6,000 pairs of gloves that can electric shocks, saying officers would use them to control detainees and protesters who resist.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded a $16.7 million contract to purchase 6,000 pairs of gloves that can electric shocks, saying officers would use them to control detainees and protesters who resist.
Fatal Buckeye shooting suspect is victim's stepson
Police arrested 22-year-old Jesus Perez after an overnight shooting at a Buckeye home left his former stepfather dead and a teen girl shot.
Police arrested 22-year-old Jesus Perez after an overnight shooting at a Buckeye home left his former stepfather dead and a teen girl shot.
Little Painted Desert in Winslow | Drone Zone
Explore glowing watercolor hills and ancient badlands from high above Winslow, Arizona.
Explore glowing watercolor hills and ancient badlands from high above Winslow, Arizona.
Iranian immigrant details life under the regime | FOX 10 Talks
Iranian American Kimi Varaste reflects on her family’s experience living in Iran and the long-standing tensions with the Iranian regime. She details her journey immigrating to the United States as an 11-year-old child with her father. Speaking on recent events, she shares how her family anticipated US military action in Iran, viewing it as a potential step toward freedom from a government that has held power for 47 years. Varaste describes the personal emotional impact of these developments, including an internet shutdown on February 28 that temporarily prevented her from contacting her family in Iran. About 10 days later, she reconnected with a cousin who expressed hope for freedom despite the reality of nearby bombings and potential casualties. Addressing common concerns among Americans regarding an extended conflict, she offers her perspective on the political situation, expressing her belief that the conflict will not extend beyond two years. She also reflects on her childhood memories of anti-American messaging taught in Iranian schools, contrasting government propaganda with what she describes as a broader warmth among the Iranian people toward the West. She discusses the economic struggles facing ordinary citizens in Iran, noting severe price increases and sharing an individual story about the lack of access to basic necessities. Additionally, she highlights local weekly community demonstrations held on Sundays at Scottsdale and Camelback Roads, as well as Fridays at ASU, aimed at raising awareness.
Iranian American Kimi Varaste reflects on her family’s experience living in Iran and the long-standing tensions with the Iranian regime. She details her journey immigrating to the United States as an 11-year-old child with her father. Speaking on recent events, she shares how her family anticipated US military action in Iran, viewing it as a potential step toward freedom from a government that has held power for 47 years. Varaste describes the personal emotional impact of these developments, including an internet shutdown on February 28 that temporarily prevented her from contacting her family in Iran. About 10 days later, she reconnected with a cousin who expressed hope for freedom despite the reality of nearby bombings and potential casualties. Addressing common concerns among Americans regarding an extended conflict, she offers her perspective on the political situation, expressing her belief that the conflict will not extend beyond two years. She also reflects on her childhood memories of anti-American messaging taught in Iranian schools, contrasting government propaganda with what she describes as a broader warmth among the Iranian people toward the West. She discusses the economic struggles facing ordinary citizens in Iran, noting severe price increases and sharing an individual story about the lack of access to basic necessities. Additionally, she highlights local weekly community demonstrations held on Sundays at Scottsdale and Camelback Roads, as well as Fridays at ASU, aimed at raising awareness.
Rasonque: FDA approves pancreatic cancer pill
The Food and Drug Administration approved a once-a-day pill for advanced pancreatic cancer more than six months ahead of target.
The Food and Drug Administration approved a once-a-day pill for advanced pancreatic cancer more than six months ahead of target.
Lindsay Clancy trial jury deliberates as legal expert analyzes potential verdicts | FOX 10 Talks
Defense attorney Benjamin Taylor joined Ellen Mcnamara and Nicole Krasean to discuss ongoing jury deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. The jury consists of nine women and three men who are considering charges that include first-degree murder, manslaughter, or a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity. Taylor noted that longer deliberations generally favor the defense, predicting that the complex case could potentially result in a hung jury. The legal discussion compared the case to that of Andrea Yates, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity following the deaths of her children. Host Ellen Mcnamara interviewed Yates' defense attorney, George Parnham, who detailed Yates' severe mental illness and her current life at the Kerrville State Mental Hospital in Texas. Parnham recalled his initial meeting with Yates, describing her state of psychosis, and noted that her first conviction was overturned due to incorrect witness testimony regarding an episode of Law and Order. The analysts highlighted how both high-profile cases have brought national attention to postpartum depression, maternal mental health issues, and insanity defenses. The panel also examined the impact of social media and online true-crime sleuths on public perception during modern high-profile trials. The jury in the Clancy case is scheduled to resume deliberations in the morning.
Defense attorney Benjamin Taylor joined Ellen Mcnamara and Nicole Krasean to discuss ongoing jury deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. The jury consists of nine women and three men who are considering charges that include first-degree murder, manslaughter, or a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity. Taylor noted that longer deliberations generally favor the defense, predicting that the complex case could potentially result in a hung jury. The legal discussion compared the case to that of Andrea Yates, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity following the deaths of her children. Host Ellen Mcnamara interviewed Yates' defense attorney, George Parnham, who detailed Yates' severe mental illness and her current life at the Kerrville State Mental Hospital in Texas. Parnham recalled his initial meeting with Yates, describing her state of psychosis, and noted that her first conviction was overturned due to incorrect witness testimony regarding an episode of Law and Order. The analysts highlighted how both high-profile cases have brought national attention to postpartum depression, maternal mental health issues, and insanity defenses. The panel also examined the impact of social media and online true-crime sleuths on public perception during modern high-profile trials. The jury in the Clancy case is scheduled to resume deliberations in the morning.
Ice Bucket Challenge returns to Arizona after former Cardinals player was diagnosed with ALS
A renewed Ice Bucket Challenge is spreading across social media following former Cardinals running back Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis.
A renewed Ice Bucket Challenge is spreading across social media following former Cardinals running back Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis.
Iran war latest | FOX 10 Talks
Tomorrow (Aug. 28) marks six months since the onset of conflict with Iran. local activist Kimi Varaste joins us on FOX 10 Talks to share her personal experience living under the regime.
Tomorrow (Aug. 28) marks six months since the onset of conflict with Iran. local activist Kimi Varaste joins us on FOX 10 Talks to share her personal experience living under the regime.
D-backs latest; Cardinals practice with Packers | FOX 10 Sports Exchange
Join hosts Robby Baker and Mark Malerich for a jam-packed episode of Sports Exchange.
Join hosts Robby Baker and Mark Malerich for a jam-packed episode of Sports Exchange.
Fmr. Cards player inspires ALS challenge relaunch
Former Arizona Cardinals player Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis inspired the return of the Ice Bucket Challenge that took social media by storm over a decade ago. FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.
Former Arizona Cardinals player Chris Johnson's ALS diagnosis inspired the return of the Ice Bucket Challenge that took social media by storm over a decade ago. FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.
Naked DoorDash driver caught on camera delivering food to northeast Houston home
A northeast Houston father says he was stunned after checking his Ring camera and seeing the DoorDash driver who had just delivered his food standing outside his home completely naked.
A northeast Houston father says he was stunned after checking his Ring camera and seeing the DoorDash driver who had just delivered his food standing outside his home completely naked.
Man dies after vehicle gets stranded in Death Valley, attempts trek across blistering salt flats
A French tourist died this month after becoming stranded in California's Death Valley National Park amid sweltering temperatures.
A French tourist died this month after becoming stranded in California's Death Valley National Park amid sweltering temperatures.
Ice Cube talks Phoenix concert, new Friday movie and BIG3 | FOX 10 Talks
Ice Cube speaks about returning to Arizona for a concert at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale alongside Snoop Dogg, E-40, and Too Short. The legendary hip-hop artist reflects on his early days studying at the Phoenix Institute of Technology and living on his own in Phoenix during the start of his music career. Reflecting on a 40-year career that includes N.W.A and solo hits like "It Was A Good Day," Ice Cube discusses the impact of his music and the key to his lasting marriage of 30 years. He also shares pride in his son's expanding Hollywood career following his breakout role in "Straight Outta Compton." Looking toward the future, Ice Cube confirms that work is underway on another "Friday" movie to get the original team back together. He also touches on his Naismith Hall of Fame honor for creating the BIG3 basketball league and expresses his desire to bring a franchise to Phoenix.
Ice Cube speaks about returning to Arizona for a concert at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale alongside Snoop Dogg, E-40, and Too Short. The legendary hip-hop artist reflects on his early days studying at the Phoenix Institute of Technology and living on his own in Phoenix during the start of his music career. Reflecting on a 40-year career that includes N.W.A and solo hits like "It Was A Good Day," Ice Cube discusses the impact of his music and the key to his lasting marriage of 30 years. He also shares pride in his son's expanding Hollywood career following his breakout role in "Straight Outta Compton." Looking toward the future, Ice Cube confirms that work is underway on another "Friday" movie to get the original team back together. He also touches on his Naismith Hall of Fame honor for creating the BIG3 basketball league and expresses his desire to bring a franchise to Phoenix.
Move over, pumpkin spice: Search interest in this coffee flavor hit an all-time high
Fall flavor season is arriving earlier than ever, but pumpkin spice may have some new competition.
Fall flavor season is arriving earlier than ever, but pumpkin spice may have some new competition.
Federal prisoner serving 20-year sentence in New York advances in Alaska US House primary
Eric Hafner, who is serving time in a New York federal prison, has advanced in the primary for Alaska's lone U.S. House seat.
Eric Hafner, who is serving time in a New York federal prison, has advanced in the primary for Alaska's lone U.S. House seat.
General Mills ditches artificial dye from Lucky Charms, Trix
General Mills announced it is dropping synthetic food dyes in its cereals, swapping them for natural alternatives to keep its products colorful.
General Mills announced it is dropping synthetic food dyes in its cereals, swapping them for natural alternatives to keep its products colorful.
Good Good Golf drops out of Austin PGA Tour stop sponsorship following controversial ad
Good Good Golf is no longer the title sponsor of a PGA Tour event in Austin following the release of a controversial ad campaign.
Good Good Golf is no longer the title sponsor of a PGA Tour event in Austin following the release of a controversial ad campaign.
Phoenix Police arrest home break-in, shooting suspect
A homeowner escaped safely after a suspect fired a gun and broke into a Phoenix house Wednesday, police said. It happened near 27th Avenue and Baseline Road around 5 p.m.
A homeowner escaped safely after a suspect fired a gun and broke into a Phoenix house Wednesday, police said. It happened near 27th Avenue and Baseline Road around 5 p.m.
Buckeye police arrest suspect after double shooting leaves father dead, teenage daughter wounded
A 22-year-old man faces murder charges after an overnight shooting in Buckeye left a father dead and a 17-year-old girl injured.
A 22-year-old man faces murder charges after an overnight shooting in Buckeye left a father dead and a 17-year-old girl injured.