Arizona's already busy monsoon means fire restrictions are likely to ease up
As long as you weren?t in the path of any flooding, the rain has been great the last week. Great for farmers, municipalities and even hikers. The early start to rain has helped with fire restrictions in our state, too. In 2020, you might remember the non-soon. A lack of rain meant fire restrictions were in place through October. This year, it?s not even July yet and this year, restrictions are already being lifted.
Latest Videos

Arizona's already busy monsoon means fire restrictions are likely to ease up

Candlelight vigil honors teen girl struck, killed by car in Phoenix

Son arrested for murder after elderly mother dies in 'horrific' Chandler home

Why Dolly said no to Elvis | Arizona Spin

Iran war passes 6-month mark with economic pressure mounting

Mesquite High students customize parking spaces with nostalgic art

Navajo EDM performer shoots music video in Tempe

Chandler man accused of murder, elder abuse in death of his mother

Teens wanted for door-kicking prank causing major damage across Phoenix

Clayton Echard's accuser pleads guilty to fraud

Misconduct probe at Tonopah Valley High

Two Mexican gray wolves targeted for removal

Rugby World Cup: Arizona explores 2031 bid

ASU tech center brings film tools to Mesa

Woman accused of stealing Phoenix Fire ambulance

Desert Tails Shelter sees rise in dumped pets

Death toll tops 500 in Nepal-Tibet flooding

Sun City firefighters roll out cold ice immersion

Woman steals ambulance in Arizona | FOX 10 Talks

ASU football 2026 preview: Big 12 contenders? | FOX 10 Sports Exchange

Phoenix kids get free shoes for new school year

Nepal floods; Lindsay Clancy deliberations | FOX 10 Talks

Nepal flash floods leave over 500 dead and 1,500 missing

ASU expands Dreamscape Learn

ASU football prepares for London game | ASU All Access
