The Scottsdale Family Resource Center is launching the Little ReadER Book Club for children, backed by a donation in honor of Edmond Richard, providing books and early learning activities.

The Phoenix Police Cold Case Homicide Unit has made progress in the 2004 murder of 15-year-old Elena Lasswell, offering hope for justice to her family.

Paradise Valley's iconic spire, designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice, will be moved and preserved as the church it tops is demolished for luxury homes.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting at a North Phoenix gas station; police are investigating, with no suspect info available. Traffic was affected but later reopened.

Evergreen Devco Inc. has acquired a 12.68-acre site in Tempe for $13 million to develop a high-end industrial park named Tempe 48. Construction is set to begin in late 2022, offering both indoor and outdoor storage space for tenants.

RFK Jr. withdrew from Arizona's 2024 Presidential ballot, with rumors suggesting a potential alliance with Donald Trump for a future role in his administration.

FOX 10 Phoenix and U.S. News report on the diverse state abortion laws post-Roe, with Arizona facing potential changes and VP Harris advocating federal protections, reflecting America's fragmented reproductive rights landscape.

Southbound State Route 143 in Phoenix is closed for a traffic shift from 10 p.m. August 23 until 4 a.m. August 26, affecting various ramps and requiring detours.

The Supreme Court rejected a GOP push to block 41,000 Arizona voters but allowed parts of a citizenship proof law to proceed, causing mixed reactions ahead of elections.

Lane restrictions and closures will affect Phoenix area freeways due to construction from August 23-26, impacting I-10, State Route 143, Loop 202, and others.

CBP officers in Nogales, Arizona intercepted 99 pounds of fentanyl in a vehicle inspection. A 22-year-old woman was taken into custody and the case is under further investigation.

Two 8-year-old boys missing in northern Arizona were found safe after a search involving authorities and community volunteers.

Gilbert's Desert Sky Park is hosting a September treasure hunt featuring local artists' works, including gnomes and painted rocks with QR codes hinting at new amenities.