Man arrested for spraying bug spray on grocery items
Mesa Police arrested a man who filmed himself spraying bug killer on grocery store items at a Walmart.
Scottsdale man ditches feeding tubes after second opinion, enjoys meals in time for holidays
A man from Scottsdale was happy to hear from a second opinion he would be taken off a feeding tube just in time for the holidays.
Bird Flu: 2 birds infected in Scottsdale
Health officials say they have detected Bird Flu in two geese at Scottsdale's Chaparral Park.
What is 'ultra-processed food'? Most Americans don't know
A new survey shows most Americans are unfamiliar with what qualifies as ultra-processed food, despite growing health concerns and calls for better labeling.
Laveen business sued over zoning, foul odors
A composting business in Laveen is being sued by Maricopa County for being in a residential area and, most importantly, emitting a foul odor that is making neighbors sick. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has the story.
Laveen business sued for violating zoning laws amid complaints of foul smells
Laveen residents are upset with AZ Green Guys for violating zoning laws and emitting a foul odor, which they believe is causing health issues.
Bird flu latest: California declares emergency as US reports 1st severe human case
A person in Louisiana is in critical condition after contracting bird flu from handling sick and dead birds in a backyard flock.
Pilot reunites with bone marrow donor who saved his life on flight to Newark
The heartfelt moment, captured on video, unfolded before a cabin of applauding passengers.
Shockingly high number of young voters say UnitedHealthcare CEO's murder was "acceptable"
While a portion of younger voters found the actions of the accused killer “acceptable," most voters opposed the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a new poll shows.
American tourist in Fiji among 7 hospitalized after drinking cocktails at luxury resort
One American and six others, including at least four Australians, were hospitalized in Fiji on Saturday after they consumed pina coladas that may have been spiked at a hotel bar.
Santa Clara mom and son both battle cancer
It's an emotional holiday season for a Santa Clara family. For years, Cherie Carter and her son, Carter Fulhors, have battled cancer together. But Cherie recently learned she may not have long to live.
Fewer grandparents raising grandkids, preschool enrollment drops: Data reveals COVID-19's impact
The U.S. Census Bureau's latest American Community Survey highlights significant shifts in American life between 2014-2018 and 2019-2023, reflecting the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and other societal changes.
Pita Jungle gives tips on latest health craze: beans
Are beans the new kale? The latest health craze is cooking with beans and we have a legume specialists from Pita Jungle to share the secrets of cooking with beans.
McConnell slams polio vaccine critics in apparent warning to RFK Jr.
Reports that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s lawyer once asked the FDA to revoke its approval of the polio vaccine sparked a warning from Republican leader Mitch McConnell.
FBI says tip from San Francisco police helped identify UnitedHealth CEO shooting suspect
The San Francisco Police Department provided a tip to the FBI that helped identify the suspect in the shooting death of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson.
Nancy Pelosi undergoes hip replacement surgery after a fall in Luxembourg
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 84, was taken to the hospital in Europe on Friday after she sustained some sort of injury.
Doctors explain if Bird Flu is dangerous to humans after Wildlife World Zoo outbreak
An Arizona Department of Health and Safety official weighs in on a recent breakout of bird flu cases throughout the state.
Dangers of Bird Flu outlined by Arizona doctors
The recent bird flu outbreak raises concerns for Arizonans. FOX 10's Justin Lum spoke to health experts about the outbreak.
'Wanted' posters spotted in NYC reportedly target healthcare CEOs
The NYPD says they're aware of the posters and advised companies to increase security measures for their executives.
UnitedHealthcare lawsuit: Physicians allege delay, deny, underpay practices
UnitedHealthcare is accused of owing more than $900,000 in independent dispute resolution awards after using a federal law to deny, delay and underpay out-of-network providers.