Pinal County

Police in Queen Creek have arrested a man, after they say his two dogs died inside a hot car that was parked outside the gym where the man works. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.

For this week's edition of Drone Zone, we fly over Queen Creek's Mansel Carter Oasis Park, which has one of the Phoenix area's top splash pads. Kids can dive into fun under a giant tipping water bucket, or zoom down a shipwreck-themed splash ride. FOX 10 Drone Pilor Levi Pettigrew has more.

Carlos Galvan was sentenced to 44 years in prison for second-degree murder in the death of Tohono O'odham Officer Bryan Brown. Police say Galvan confronted Brown in 2020, threatening him with a broken bottle. Galvan then jumped inside Brown's police cruiser and hit him.

Jacob Meisner, one of the seven suspects accused of killing 16-year-old Preston Lord, was in court on May 30 but did not reach a plea agreement with prosecutors. According to court documents, Meisner faces first-degree murder, aggravated robbery and kidnapping charges. In court on Friday, Meisner was offered lesser charges of aggravated assault and manslaughter, but an agreement was not reached.

A settlement hearing is scheduled for Taylor Sherman on May 29. Sherman is facing first-degree murder and kidnapping charges in Preston Lord's death. Lord died after he was beaten outside a Halloween party in Queen Creek. Earlier this month, William Hines became the first suspect sentenced in the case.

Authorities in Pinal County say a domestic violence suspect is dead, following a shooting in San Tan Valley that involved Pinal County sheriff's deputies.

A couple's love for coffee and bagels came together for a delicious experience in Queen Creek. FOX 10 Photojournalist Jamin Walker takes us to Sidewalk Coffee and Bagels in this Made in Arizona.

The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from an Arizona tribe seeking to block a copper mining project on federal land it considers sacred. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has this story.

A community meeting is scheduled for the Cody Fire at the oracle Community Center on May 25.

Some residents in the town of Oracle in Pinal County must leave their homes as of May 21 around 4:30 p.m. due to the danger of the Cody Fire.

A Fountain Hills fighter says his daily 125 mile to and from work on his bike from Queen Creek helps him stay physically and mentally sharp. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more.

Big Tin Cotton Gin may close to make way for a QuikTrip gas station. However, a historical designation could still be filed, so nothing is finalized yet. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen has this report.