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Police say three adults are expected to survive following a crash on July 4 near 35th Avenue and Baseline Road.

It's going to be a busy Independence Day on the roads across Arizona. FOX 10's Dominique Newland reports.

Love them or hate them, red light cameras are becoming a more common sight around the Valley, and soon, they'll even be in the city of Phoenix. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has more as the city moves forward with its proposal.

The crash, according to Phoenix Police officials, happened near 35th Avenue and Thomas Road. Of the two women transported, one suffered injuries that were described as life-threatening.

We're told the trooper has serious injuries, but is expected to survive after a crash near State Route 24 and Signal Butte Road.

It's that time of the year when we see more drivers dealing with car trouble on the side of the road. And tow truck drivers brave the heat to help those motorists in need. FOX 10 photojournalist Mario Valadez rode along with Rinny Dyar from Valley Towing in Phoenix.

A bill that would allow the immediate deportations of illegal immigrants who drive under the influence has passed in the House on Capitol Hill. The legislation is named in part after Brandon Mendoza, a Mesa Police officer who was killed in 2014 when a drunk driver crashed into his patrol vehicle.

Just after 4:30 a.m. on June 25, a crash near State Route 88 and Hackamore Road in Apache Junction left a juvenile boy dead and a juvenile girl injured, police said.

A person was injured on June 24 when a food truck crashed on Loop 303. According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the driver lost control after a tire blowout.