Glendale Police using ShotSpotter technology to catch those doing celebratory gunfire
A reminder to everyone as we celebrate Independence Day, celebratory gunfire is illegal in Arizona and Glendale Police will be using ShotSpotter technology to find people who shoot into the air. The technology uses sensors to detect the sound of gunfire in real-time. Police can pinpoint the exact location where a gun has been fired and they say officers will respond to every incident where the ShotSpotter is activated. Anyone caught firing a gun in public will be arrested.
Latest Videos

Glendale Police using ShotSpotter technology to catch those doing celebratory gunfire

Yee defeats incumbent Horne in GOP primary for State Superintendent

Gilbert water rate hikes drive voters as town council incumbents fall behind

Phoenix museum gives glimpse of early settler life

Longer walks to bus stops spark frustration for Kyrene parents

2026 Election: Ballot signature check wraps up

Arizona AG candidate Warren Peterson discusses primary victory | FOX 10 Talks

Cyclospora skinny: The new diet craze?

Iran war: Four U.S. soldiers killed in Middle east return home

Miles Bridges arrives in Phoenix, Cardinals training camp begins | FOX 10 Sports Exchange

Races for Arizona AG, Sec. of State | FOX 10 Talks

Arizona Primary Election: More races called as votes are counted

AZ election results; car theft prevention month | FOX 10 Talks

Maricopa Co. completes ballot signature verification

Mountain views in Paradise Valley l Cool House

FOX 10 Salutes: Arnold Dockstader

Lake Powell: 2024 vs 2026 l Weather Wisdom Wednesday

Mike Noble breaks down Arizona Primary Election results

2026 Election: Remaining AZ Primary ballots being verified

2026 Election: Andy Biggs speaks after winning GOP governor primary

Grandfather tossed in air by bison recalls viral attack

U.S. strikes Iran drone sites amid 11th straight night of attacks

Prescott Valley homes flooded during heavy storm

Arizona Primary Election: New law speeds up vote counting and ballot verification

Teresa Ruiz projected to win Dem. Supt. primary
