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A former executive and two operations managers for classified site Backpage.com worked vigorously to keep the platform free of ads for prostitution even as strategies on how to do so constantly shifted, their attorneys said Tuesday at a federal trial in Phoenix.

Hotels for the homeless – that’s the issue at the heart of a contentious public hearing in Scottsdale on Wednesday. The city's mayor says the program helps veterans and single-parent families.

The East Valley was hit especially hard during Tuesday's monsoon, and Falcon Field in Mesa sustained heavy losses as dozens of planes were damaged. Some of the World War II-era planes will be tough to fix.

A day-old burro now lovingly named Rodger was rescued after his mom was struck and killed by a car near Lake Pleasant. We promise this story has a happy ending.

A man known as a bishop in California is accused of coming to Arizona to broker trafficked patients hoping to get sober. FOX 10 spoke exclusively to the facility that turned down the bishop’s offer.

Surveillance video captured by a Phoenix resident shows a moment that is rather endearing, but also potentially dangerous.

From what people need to earn in order to be part of Arizona's middle class, to an explainer on a medication shortage that some say social media is responsible for, here's a look at some of our top stories tonight.

Emergency crews are responding to two separate injury accidents on U.S. Highway 56 Thursday morning, within blocks of each other before 8 a.m.

It is rather well known that pets can do a lot of tricks, but few can claim to be able to help eliminate bedbugs from homes, like Houston.

Zaharis Elementary School near Ellsworth and McKellips is suffering from major water damage. Classrooms have been left a mess, with debris scattered throughout the campus.