Evening Weather Forecast - 3/18/24
Spring is just about to bloom in Arizona!
Experimental planes: What's the risk?
An experimental plane that crashed in Gila Bend over the weekend, killing a person on board, has people wondering how these planes are certified to fly. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has the story.
More suspects wanted for Tanger Outlet thefts, PD says
Glendale Police says there are more suspects involved in March 14's Tanger Outlets theft. So far, 7 people have been arrested. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more.
Timelapse: SpaceX launch seen in Phoenix
FOX 10's downtown Phoenix camera captured a stunning view of Space X's Starlink satellite launch from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base. Here is a timelapse of the streak of light that captured the eyes of several in Phoenix on March 18.
SpaceX rocket launch seen over Phoenix
The launch of several SpaceX Starlink satellites was seen in the downtown Phoenix sky after taking off from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base on March 18.
AZ preservationists want to save Phoenix home
Some in the Phoenix area are waging a battle to save a home that they say is historic. The home, built decades ago in the area of Camelback and 44th Street, is a home built by Al Beadle, a person preservationists call 'the quintessential desert modern architect of mid-century.' FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.
Girl Scouts cookies donated to those in need
One Phoenix area girl scout had quite the sale this week, selling almost 2,000 boxes of cookies, and the businesses that bought them are donating them for a good cause. FOX 10’s Irene Snyder reports.
AZ acid attack victim still searching for justice
It has been nine years since someone walked up to Tonya Murillo's home in Coolidge, in an acid attack that left her with various injuries. While the victim says she has forgiven the suspect, she is still searching for justice. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports.
Tanger Outlets theft ends in 7 arrested
We're learning the masked robbers who allegedly stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise at the Tanger Outlets last week in Glendale are from South America. Seven suspects are behind bars now, police say. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas joins us with the latest details on this case.
4 p.m. Weather Forecast - 3/18/24
Get ready for the first day of spring tomorrow!
Gov Hobbs vetoes Arizona Starter Homes Act
Calling the bill ‘expansive’ and ‘a step too far,’ Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill that proponents say could help make homes in Arizona more affordable.
Migrant facility for minors opens in North Carolina
A new migrant facility to house minors is now open hundreds of miles from the southern border in North Carolina. This location will house up to 800 unaccompanied children who are 13 to 17 years old. FOX's Chelsea Torres reports from Greensboro about why a migrant facility opened there.
1 dead, 2 hurt in Phoenix triple shooting, PD says
Three people were shot in Phoenix Monday afternoon near 45th Avenue and Thomas Road and one of them is dead, police said on March 18.
Trump having trouble getting $464 million appeal bond
Former President Donald Trump is having trouble securing a $464 million appeal bond in the fraud judgment against him and his sons. On Monday, Trump's attorneys told a New York appeals court that getting the bond is a "practical impossibility." Trump's legal team says they have reached out to 30 underwriters to back the bond.
State prepares as Arizona's wildfire season approaches
Arizona's wildfire season begins next month and fire officials are gearing up for what could be a busy summer for wildland fires. Governor Katie Hobbs, along with state fire managers, gave a briefing on the outlook for the 2024 wildland fire season on March 18. They say the potential for fires is especially high for southern Arizona Sonoran Desert areas.
Talking TikTok ban bill with cyber security expert | Newsmaker
In this segment of John Hook's Newsmaker, Tim Roemer, a cyber security expert and homeland security consultant, talks the possibility of a TikTok ban that U.S. lawmakers are proposing.
Social Media disinformation: SCOTUS hears case
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on March 18 on whether the Federal government went too far in trying to get social media companies to remove what they considered to be disinformation about COVID. The consequences of a ruling could be far-reaching, as the country heads into a contentious election. Reporter Caroline Shively has more.
Noon Weather Forecast - 3/18/2024
We are expecting temperatures to warm up this week!
New luxury seats at State Farm Stadium
The Arizona Cardinals have unveiled field-level luxury seating options for the 2024 season at State Farm Stadium.
FOX 10 Talks | March 18
Topics include: when to sell your house for maximum money and should UA fans be worried?