Family attacked by bees left traumatized, but are physically OK, authorities say
?A swarm of bees came upon them and the quick thinking of the mom, she decided, ?Hey, I?m gonna get my kids into the car, get them to safety.' I'm not sure as to why she didn't put herself in the car afterward. Maybe she was thinking that the bees would follow her in. But she drew that swarm away and took the brunt of those stings,? said Ashley Losch with Arizona Fire and Medical Authority.
Latest Videos

Family attacked by bees left traumatized, but are physically OK, authorities say

Phoenix broken parking meters carry fines

Child rushed to hospital after being found in inflatable pool

Sky Harbor adding 85 vehicle transponders

AZ detention officer accused of child sex crimes

Vistancia cell tower sparks neighborhood battle

Epstein Files: Ex-AG Pam Bondi testifies in DC

Volunteers build beds for Arizona kids in need

Trump administration settlement: Federal judge halts payments

Blue Origin rocket explodes in Florida

Three arrested in Phoenix bank jugging scheme

USMNT World Cup expectations & ASU Football updates | FOX 10 Sports Exchange

California Primary Election preview with political reporter Greg Lee | FOX 10 Talks

Nancy Guthrie update; CA election predictions | FOX 10 Talks

AAA expert reveals the why gas prices are falling | FOX 10 Talks

Indoor youth padel camp opening in Mesa

Sun Devil Baseball: Fifty-Six l Episode 3

Unearthed skeleton is not connected to Nancy Guthrie

Rams all in while Cardinals rebuild roster | NFC West Huddle

Paradise Valley neighbors force flag football move

Pet owner speaks out after fatal bee attack

ICE arrest prompts closed Tempe school promotion

Buckeye police officer Carri Carrico indicted

Mother, son face deportation after ICE detainment

Mesa couple jailed in toddler murder case
