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An Arizona behavioral health provider is accused of using artificial intelligence to fake clinical documents while billing the state. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum reports.

With incumbent Rep. David Schweikert vacating his seat to run for Governor, Arizona’s 1st Congressional District has become one of the most critical, high-stakes battlegrounds in the country. The winner of this primary will head into a tight general election that could ultimately decide the balance of power in the U.S. House of Representatives. Republican candidates Thomas "Jay" Feely IV, Joseph Chaplik and John Trobough go head-to-head on the core issues facing voters in Scottsdale, North Phoenix, and Fountain Hills.

An 18-year-old who allegedly shot and killed a man is accused of planning a pre-meditated attack against another man, who was a friend of his girlfriend. 

The Arizona Department of Public Safety said one of its detectives shot and killed a suspect in Phoenix on June 24 near 28th Street and Camelback Road.

From Marvel Superheroes to United States Presidents, one artist has painted it all. FOX 10  learns more about a Phoenix insurance broker who lives a double life as a legendary artist with a 50-year career.

 Reporter Robby Baker joins from Los Angeles with the latest from the World Cup tournament. Plus, basketball fans are buzzing after the Phoenix Suns select local star Koa Peat. It's NBA Draft Round 2, so which prospects could hear their names called tonight? Former ASU standout Jayden Quaintance is officially an NBA player after being selected by the San Antonio Spurs. And, the Diamondbacks continue the push through the season, while baseball's future stars hope to impress scouts ahead of the MLB Draft.

The growing concerns after an estimated 85 million pounds of food were spoiled in the massive Boyle Heights warehouse fire. What are the environmental, health, and economic consequences of a loss this large? Plus, a private investigator has the latest on the Nancy Guthrie case, including details surrounding a second ransom note and what investigators are making of the newest developments.

On today's show, a mountain rescue in southern Arizona turned tragic. Plus, Matt Beienburg joins the show to discuss the state's Empowerment Scholarship Account program, how it works, and why it remains one of Arizona’s most debated education topics.

Monsoon season is here, bringing the usual threats of dust storms and flash floods. But this year, scientists are launching a new defense. FOX 10's Krystal Ortiz has more.

The search for Nancy Guthrie continues as the case drags on for months, bringing new emotional developments from her family. On the Today show, Savannah Guthrie spoke out alongside co-anchors Peg Melvin and Carson Daly to make a desperate plea for information. She stated, "I wanted to just take the opportunity to. Ask people to really to beg people to come forward. Somebody knows something." The family remains in agony and cannot be at peace while the search continues, despite a $1 million reward being offered. Former FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer joined hosts Ellen McNamara and Trenton Hooker on FOX to analyze the latest updates, including insights into a second ransom note leaked by law enforcement sources. The note claimed that Nancy Guthrie accidentally died after the kidnapping, potentially expressing remorse but offering nothing actionable. Coffindaffer noted that this communication is highly unique for a kidnapping ransom note, especially since it lacked a specific dollar amount, prompting the family to offer an ambiguous amount just to ensure a proper burial. The investigation also involves tech and forensic components, with DNA evidence currently in the FBI lab following a struggle with a local sheriff's department. Additionally, TMZ Director Harvey Levin shared that his organization was in constant contact with the FBI, handing over communication and crypto addresses, until a proposal to fund a documentary slammed the door shut one month ago. Blockchain security firm CertiK, a leading $2 billion company, has also investigated the case, describing it as a wrench attack by proxy.

As one of the most competitive, high-stakes swing districts in the country, the 2026 Democratic Primary Debate for Arizona's 1st Congressional District features the four primary contenders laying out their visions. Marlene Galán-Woods, a former journalist is emphasizing reproductive freedom and institutional accountability. Businessman Rick McCartney is focusing on economic growth, healthcare expansion, and securing Arizona's water future. Dr. Amish Shah is an emergency room physician and former State Representative highlighting public health, affordability, and legislative results. Entrepreneur Jonathan Treble is a public school advocate championing working-class opportunities and education.