Jennifer Martinez
FOX 10 Phoenix
Phoenix, AZ, United States
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Some districts renew mask policy following court ruling that could have major impact on Arizona politics
After an Arizona judge ruled the state's ban on school mask mandates as unconstitutional, some school districts are renewing their mask use policies. Meanwhile, experts say the judge's ruling could affect the way business is conducted at the Arizona State Capitol. → Read More
Arizona reports 2,020 new COVID-19 cases but no new deaths
Arizona health officials are reporting 2,020 new confirmed COVID-19 cases but no new deaths. → Read More
YCSO: Body found near Cottonwood is washed away teen Faith Moore
The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office says the body of Faith Moore was found near where she was washed away by floodwaters on July 24. → Read More
People gather to remember woman killed outside Phoenix nightclub
23-year-old Destiny McClain was killed outside Karamba nightclub near Downtown Phoenix during the overnight hours of July 18. Police say she was ordering food from a food truck when she was struck by gunfire. On July 21, family, friends, and others gathered to remember McClain. → Read More
What to know about the Tiger Fire: Evacuations lifted, roads remain closed
Prescott National Forest officials said the wildfire is burning about 11 miles east of the community of Crown King. → Read More
Volunteers help Arizona towns prep for possible flooding after wildfires
Volunteer group, Team Rubicon, is helping prep homeowners for possible floods after wildfires have calmed down. → Read More
Residents at Glendale apartment complex without AC
Glendale Manor Apartment residents fed up over having no running air conditioning. → Read More
What to know about the Rafael Fire: Evacuations ordered, road closures underway
Officials with the Coconino County Sheriff's Office have issued a number of evacuation orders as a result of the Rafael Fire, which has burned 24,000 acres east of Sedona. → Read More
What to know about the Rafael Fire: Evacuations lifted, roads open
Firefighters are working to starve the Rafael Fire of fuels using natural features and purposely setting fire to the landscape. The lightning-caused fire is one of several that are burning across Arizona. → Read More
Suns' Chris Paul 'out' for Game 1 of West Finals vs. LA Clippers
The NBA injury report lists Chris Paul as "out" for tomorrow's Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. → Read More
What to know about the Telegraph Fire: Evacuations ordered, highways reopen
The Telegraph Fire has burned 180,865 acres and there is 87% containment. → Read More
What to know about the Telegraph Fire: Evacuations ordered, highways closed
The Telegraph Fire has grown to 88,589 acres and there is 74% containment. → Read More
Monday marks one year since Arizona Governor Doug Ducey enacted statewide curfew in response to racial unrest
May 31 is the one-year anniversary of Governor Doug Ducey's decision to implement a statewide curfew amid protests and civil unrest related to the death of George Floyd, in addition to alleged institutionalized racism and controversy over police use of force. → Read More
Pro-choice, pro-life supporters weigh in on new Arizona law that bans abortion based on genetic abnormalities
A bill that bans abortion because of genetic abnormalities in Arizona has been signed by Governor Doug Ducey. → Read More
Arizona postal worker gives shoes to barefoot elderly woman while checking her mail
A postal worker's kind gesture went a long way for an elderly woman on his route as she was walking barefoot on the hot pavement while checking the mail. → Read More
State Farm Stadium's COVID-19 vaccination site in Glendale shifts to overnight hours to beat the heat
The largest COVID-19 vaccination site in the state is moving to overnight hours to beat the heat. → Read More
Arizonans stand up against Asian American hate crimes, discrimination
Hundreds came together in the Valley on Saturday night to show solidarity with the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities who've been experiencing an increasing amount of discrimination and hate crimes. → Read More
Interest in volunteering at COVID-19 vaccination site drops as Arizona expands vaccine eligibility
It was once seen as a way for people who are not yet eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, but as Arizona lowered its COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to any 16 or up, there are now fewer people who are now willing to volunteer at vaccination sites in the Phoenix area. → Read More
Arizona Governor, fire agencies ask for help to prevent wildfires this year
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and fire agencies are asking for the public to help prevent wildfires this year after the state saw nearly a million acres burned in 2020. → Read More
4 dead, 1 injured in Phoenix shooting; police believe everyone knew each other
Three men and a woman are dead after a Phoenix shooting on the night of March 16 near 65th Avenue and Camelback Road. A fifth victim is going to survive their injuries, police say. → Read More