Solving Phoenix's deadly pedestrian problem
Is it safe to walk across Valley streets? Statistic paint a bleak picture, with 2018 outpacing 2017 when it comes to pedestrian fatalities, with more than 50 people having been killed on Phoenix streets so far in 2018. FOX 10's Matt Galka reports.
Man on the road to recovery following crash and traumatic brain injury
The lives of one local family changed in an instant after the father was struck by a car while walking home. He suffered a traumatic brain injury and has been hospitalized ever since. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has more on the family's story of hope, healing and recovery.
Melanoma death prompts family members to raise awareness of the deadly cancer
Phoenix is known as the "Valley of the Sun", because we get so many sunny days here. It's great for lifting moods, but it can be treacherous, and even deadly for our skin. FOX 10's Kari Lake reports on a story that has affected a member of the FOX 10 family.
Volunteers hauling water to help wildlife survive drought
According to climatologists at the University of Arizona, the state remains in the grips of a 50-year drought. Meanwhile, the fire danger is higher than ever, with many of the National Forests in Arizona still closed. At the same time, pressure is mounting on wildlife. However, one group of volunteers is trying to help by delivering thousands of gallons of water to wildlife...
New technology makes root canal procedure less dreadful
Nobody wants to hear they need a root canal, but new technology is helping change that, and Arizona is now leading the way with a new procedure called "Gentle Wave". FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Bob Crane's murder remains unsolved, four decades later
Friday marks 40 years since the most sensational celebrity murder in Arizona history: the murder of actor Bob Crane. FOX 10's John Hook reports.
Streamlined surgery process means hip, knee surgery patients are back of their feet faster
When doctors perform knee or hip replacement surgery, it's a major operation. Hospital stays were once lengthy, but at Banner Baywood, they have streamlined the process, helping patients get back on their feet and out of the hospital much faster. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Valley doctor aims to help ED patients with sound
A new survey conducted by Consumer Reports finds that 55 percent of Americans regularly take a prescription medicine, and they're taking more pills than ever. One Valley doctor, however, is trying to change that mindset, and he's targeting a very specific group of patients. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Arizona hospital chosen as one of dozens of hospitals to take part in heart surgery trial
Every year, 200,000 people are diagnosed with some form of heart failure in the United States. Recently, Abrazo Heart Hospital in Phoenix was chosen as one of only 44 hospitals in the world to take part in a major trial that could mean life-saving surgeries for several people. FOX 10's Ty Brennan reports.
New barrier to protect people and environment at Horseshoe Bend
Horseshoe Bend is beautiful, but potentially deadly, and now, a new barrier is going up to protect the land, as well as the people who go there. FOX 10's Courtney Griffin reports.
Local athletes prove Crossfit can be for anyone, even those with special needs
Crossfit is known to be a rigorous style workout, and some of the fittest athletes compete in the sport. Now, two local athletes are proving the style of workout can be for everyone. Even people with special needs. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Rebuilt Castle Hot Springs aims to transport visitors back in time
In its heyday, the Castle Hot Springs, located northwest of Phoenix, was one of the most popular resort destinations in the world. For the last 40 years, the area has been a ghost town, but all of that is about to change. FOX 10's Kari Lake reports.
Veteran battles PTSD, other challenges to graduate from college
On Memorial Day, FOX 10 is highlighting a local veteran who just graduated college, started a family, but almost didn't make it. FOX 10's Matt Galka reports.
Tucson woman placed 2nd at Boston Marathon, in the second marathon race she took part in
A Utah native who's now living in Tucson is making a name for herself in the running community. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
The risk of realistic military training to civilian air traffic
The United States Armed Forces are often called the best in the world, because they train like the fight, but sometimes, realistic training can create risks for both Air Force pilots, and others using Arizona airspace. FOX 10's John Hook reports.
App could change what it means to start a family
In this day and age, the term "there's an app for that" literally means there is an app for just about everything, including having a baby. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Just how clean is your kid's school cafeteria?
Hundreds of thousands of Arizona students rely on schools to provide food every school day, and with more than half of all students in the state on free or reduced lunch programs, the need for quality is important. But do you know how clean your kid's school cafeteria is? FOX 10's Matt Galka reports.
Some women are learning that freezing eggs is not an insurance policy
The number of women who froze their eggs at U.S. fertility clinics grew by more than 770% between 2009 and 2013. The process is often marketed as a way to preserve female fertility and delay motherhood, but what more women are learning is that freezing their eggs is not an insurance policy. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Law enforcement working to capture illegal reptile poachers
The Sonoran Desert is home to the most diverse reptile population in the country, and there's a group of people who take the animals out of their natural habitats for personal gain. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Experts reveal the best method for getting enough sleep
How much sleep do you get each night? For many people, it's far less than the eight hours recommended by the experts. FOX 10's Marc Martinez reports.