The lucky ticket was sold at a Circle K near Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard.

New Mexico artist Gordon Snidow created about 40 similar statues, using his son as the model. Nicknamed “Pinch,” the statue that ended up in the Scottsdale gallery was No. 20.

As Scottsdale's forensic lab continues to face a DNA test kit backlog, Scottsdale police are speaking to us about the ...

A trip to Lake Powell Resort in Page, Arizona offers scenic views and access to local attractions like Glen Canyon and Antelope ...

Medieval Times has launched its first new show in several years! This action-packed storyline features new characters and stunts while still showcasing intense sword fights, skilled horsemanship and ...

Motorcycle enthusiasts, there's a new store in town just for you. People typically travel around the country to go to the store, but now it's right in your backyard. FOX 10's Danielle Miller gives us ...

The actress who has a long history of political activism came to Arizona to advocate for candidates looking to fight climate ...

Out of all the NBA arrest tapes that we have seen, Cameron Payne's might just be one of the funniest.The Knicks guard was arrested back in June in Scottsdale, Arizona, for giving police officers a ...

From the latest development in Lori Vallow's Arizona trial to why people should be checking their lottery tickets, here's a ...

After a 2024 event that was overcome by rain, mud, crowds and an increase in arrests, organizers of the WM Phoenix Open have ...

One player purchased a $1,000,000 The Pick jackpot ticket from a Circle K near Scottsdale Road and Shea Boulevard. Saturday’s The Pick winning numbers were 13, 21, 24, 25, 32 and 42.

The WM Phoenix Open overhauled operations to make the 2025 tournament safer. Fans can expect e-tickets only and more ...