TX Flood: Brother of Valley woman loses everything

The devastation from major flooding in Texas is being felt in the Phoenix area as well, as a woman in the Valley shares the story of her brother, who lost everything in the flooding. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean reports.

Texas flood: Brother of AZ woman lost everything

While Texas is rather far away from Arizona, that doesn't mean some in the state can't feel the impact from the devastating flooding in the Lone Star State. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean spoke with an Arizona woman whose brother lost everything in the floods.

Tragedy strikes: Lightning destroys Maricopa County home

A Maricopa County home was destroyed by a lightning strike during a monsoon storm on the night of July 2, near 122nd and Southern Avenues. This is the second home in the immediate neighborhood to be lost to fire in the past two years.

Power lines fall on car during dust storm

A dust storm sweeping though Las Vegas caused some pretty heavy damage. Dash-cam video caught the moment strong winds downed several power lines, including one that fell on top of a moving car. Thankfully, no one inside the car was hurt.

Why are skies hazy in the Phoenix area?

A haze settled over the Valley on Tuesday, cutting visibility and leading to hazardous air quality. This dust rolled in Monday night, a result of gusty winds from overnight thunderstorms to our east. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has this story.

Phoenix area residents wake up to hazy skies: Here's why

A thick haze blanketed the Valley on Tuesday, reducing visibility and creating hazardous air quality conditions. The dust, which rolled in Monday night, is attributed to overnight thunderstorms to the east that brought gusty winds.

Phoenix nonprofit helps pets cope with extreme heat

As extreme temperatures grip the Valley, a local nonprofit is stepping in to provide much-needed care for pets. Dog Days Out AZ is offering support to beloved animals struggling with the scorching summer heat.

Salvation Army opens up 10 heat relief stations

Ten heat relief stations will remain open through Tuesday to offer residents a place to cool down, get water, snacks, sunscreen, hats and bandanas. Health officials emphasize that extreme heat is the leading cause of death among all natural disasters.

Family rescued from Phoenix hiking trail despite its closure

Five adults and six kids were rescued from a South Mountain hiking trail on Sunday around noon. The Phoenix Fire Department says the trail was closed due to extreme heat, but they decided to hike anyway. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has this story.