Sky above Arizona town glowed purple due to nearby marijuana farm: report
The purple glow is visible for miles, the Navajo County Facebook post on Friday said.
Police: Dye pack seen exploding with a 'pink poof' as bank robbery suspect fled from scene
Video released by Glendale Police shows a bank robbery suspect leaving his mark as he fled the scene, literally.
'He’s with God now': Man dies protecting pregnant teen after car crashes into pedestrians
An 18-year-old man and the unborn baby boy of a teenager are dead after a two-car crash Thursday in Phoenix.
Former friend of missing woman, kids speaks of her complicated marital past, with two husbands dead
The friend of Lori Vallow, a mother who is wanted for questioning about her two missing kids, speaks out. She said Vallow was "100% into the end of times."
Police: Woman tried to light her boyfriend on fire because he won't celebrate her getting a new job
Court documents show a woman tried to light her roommate and boyfriend on fire because he would not celebrate with her after she got hired.
Arizona lawmaker wants to require students to say Pledge of Allegiance
An Arizona lawmaker has filed a bill that would require public school students to recite the Pledge of Allegiance every day in class.
17-year-old girl who tried to get into her home via chimney had to be rescued by Phoenix firefighters
Phoenix Fire crews rescued a teenage girl who got stuck in a chimney Wednesday night.
Grandma celebrates 4th Thanksgiving with stranger she accidentally texted instead of her grandson
An Arizona grandmother who accidentally sent a text around Thanksgiving to a stranger thinking he was her grandson has formed an unlikely friendship, and the two will now celebrate the holiday together for the fourth year in a row.
Notice of claim filed by woman at the center of Piestewa Peak rescue gone wrong
A 74-year-old woman whose rescue off Piestewa Peak in June went viral due to a basket that spun uncontrollably has filed a notice of claim against the City of Phoenix.
Rage Against the Machine will reunite for Coachella 2020
Rage Against the Machine will reunite for both weekends of Coachella and three shows in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico.
Caught on cam: Car crashes into suspected drunk driver running red light, possibly saving couple's lives
Phoenix Police released a video of a car possibly saving the lives of a couple crossing the street as it crashed into a suspected drunk driver running a red light.
Honduran deported after sex offense conviction in Dallas Co. caught by Border Patrol
U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested a Honduras man in Arizona who had previously been deported after being convicted in Dallas County.
Fort Worth traveling nurse accused of sexual assaulting nurses in New Mexico, Arizona
A traveling nurse from Fort Worth was arrested in North Texas on charges of sexual assault out of New Mexico and Arizona.
Dog adopted from Phoenix animal shelter gets big break in upcoming Disney movie
As the old saying goes, every dog has its day, and that couldn't be truer for one dog who was adopted from a Phoenix animal shelter.
Gabby Giffords launches new Texas gun lobby
Former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords was in Austin Tuesday to discuss gun control with Texas gun owners.
PCSD: Saguaro busts through car windshield in Tucson crash; driver possibly impaired
A Tucson driver is lucky to be alive after a saguaro busted through his windshield during a crash. FOX 10's Matt Galka reports.
Funeral services set for Grand Prairie ISD superintendent
Funeral services have been finalized for a North Texas superintendent who was killed while on vacation in Arizona.
Goodwill looking for family of person who owned Purple Heart medal after it was donated to store
Officials with Goodwill of Southern Arizona are looking for the family of a Purple Heart recipient after one was donated to a store in Tucson.
Grand Prairie ISD superintendent killed in motorcycle crash
The superintendent of Grand Prairie ISD was killed in a motorcycle crash.
Starbucks apologizes to police for encounter in Arizona shop
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Starbucks is apologizing after an employee reportedly asked six police officers to leave or change their location in one of the company's shops in a Phoenix suburb because another customer reported feeling unsafe. Starbucks said it has "deep respect for the Tempe Police Department" and was apologizing "for any misunderstanding or inappropriate behavior...