Doctor details the negative impact sugar has on people
One Valley doctor is telling FOX 10's Kari Lake about just how bad Sugar is to an average human being.
Younger people are starting to get Botox
One Valley cosmetic surgeon said he is noticing more and more people getting Botox. FOX 10's Marc Martinez reports.
Some drawn by the power of "Energy Healing"
Some argue it's pseudoscience, but others are drawn to the art of "Energy Healing", or the belief that healers can channel healing energy into a patient and cure them. FOX 10's Kari Lake reports.
Uncertainty grows as Phoenix Police's staffing changes looms
As Phoenix Police gets ready for some big staffing changes, some say they feel uncertain about what lies ahead. FOX 10's Nicole Garcia reports.
Is College worth it?
With figures showing some who attended Technical Schools make more than those who attended Liberal Arts Colleges, is a four-year college degree worth it? FOX 10's John Hook reports.
Secret passageways a feature for homes
Some homes have features that you can't see with the casual eye. Some are installed for fun, but some are for security reasons. FOX 10's Marc Martinez reports.
Booming demand for piercings removal
People who are finding troubles with getting job opportunities are getting surgeries to fix gauged earlobes. FOX 10's Kari Lake reports.
Virtual technology helps officers train for real-life situations
A new virtual reality technology is helping law enforcement officers train for real-life situations, in the midst of rising distrust and criticism against police officers across the country. FOX 10's Nicole Garcia reports.
Flag Football: a safer alternative?
As concerns mount over concussion in football, some are playing an alternate version of football, that they claim is safer. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
Dogs rescued from Katrina still looking for forever home
Three dogs displaced by 2005's Hurricane Katrina are still looking for a forever home, as they live their golden years at a sanctuary in the Prescott Valley area. FOX 10's Ty Brennan reports.
Kallista's conundrum: Valley toddler can only consume low-dairy breast milk due to rare condition
How far would you go to make sure your child has food? One valley woman is posing that question to anyone who will listen. Jennifer Smith says her toddler has a rare condition that only allows her to have a certain type of breast milk. The problem is that she's running out of it. FOX 10's Marcy Jones reports.
Woman finds kindred spirit in amputee therapy dog
A woman and her dog created a strong bond based on the one thing they're both missing: a leg. FOX 10's John Hook reports.
A story about "Nothing" (literally)
People will see nothing in this place, and people can be forgiven for saying "there's nothing there". The town of Nothing, however, is more than just nothing. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has the a story that is definitely not nothing.
Phoenix 'living legend' works to turn high school into cultural museum
The term living legend is thrown around a lot, but every now and then you actually meet one... like 90-year-old Calvin C Goode.
ADOT, AZGFD high-tech program keeps elk, drivers safe
For several years now, the Arizona Dept. of Transportation has been working closely with the Arizona Game and Fish Dept. to reduce elk vs. vehicle collisions. As many people know, an elk colliding with a vehicle can be a deadly mix. And one of the most elk-hazardous drives in the state is along SR 260 between Payson and Heber. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Valley family takes the sport of bull riding to extremes
A few months ago, we introduced you to a young bull rider out of San Tan Valley. At just 16-years-old, Hunter Kelly is on track to become a world champion, just like his father. FOX 10's Marcy Jones talked with the two about faith, family and what it's like to be a cowboy in the 21st century.
Wrongful conviction? Valley woman's molestation conviction under question
Over decade after a Valley woman was arrested, and subsequently convicted of molestation, she is still trying to clear her name. FOX 10's Linda Williams reports.
Labor of love: Father creates headgear to protect girls from concussion
A father of four girls created a new headgear for girls, as many more girls are getting concussions because of Lacrosse.
Two brothers, two hearts: Twins get life-saving transplants
Twin brothers faced with the same fatal genetic disease received life-saving heart transplants. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.
Leading the way: Phoenix's first female fire chief
Kara Kalkbrenner became the city's first female fire chief when she took over in 2014. Together, she and Police Chief Jeri Williams make Phoenix the largest city in the nation to have a woman leading the police and fire departments.