Arizona corrections officer arrested in Mexico; $10,000 door kick in Phoenix | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - From a cartel ammo smuggling arrest, to a truck dangling off I-10, here are your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
1. Arizona woman arrested in Mexico over smuggling allegations
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Arizona correctional officer arrested in Mexico over alleged Sinaloa Cartel ammo smuggling
Mexican authorities say they disrupted a cartel supply chain after finding 5,445 rounds of ammunition in a vehicle driven by Arizona correctional officer Yanet Dowden.
2. Dramatic crash near the I-10 in phoenix
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Crash leaves truck partially dangling off I-10 overpass
Police say brake failure may had led to a serious crash on Sept. 15 on University Drive just off of Interstate 10 in Phoenix. The crash left a large truck partially dangling over the overpass.
3. 2026 Election: AZ superintendent candidates take part in debate
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2026 Election debate: Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction candidates
Two women who are vying to become the state's next top education official took part in a Clean Elections debate on Sept. 15.
4. Caught on video
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Security video captures door kick, costing Phoenix homeowner $10k in damage
A north Phoenix homeowner is speaking out after suspect teenagers kicked in her front double doors in what police believe is a dangerous TikTok challenge.
5. Driver involved in deadly rideshare crash sentenced
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Man sentenced to prison for role in crash that killed rideshare driver and her passenger: MCAO
Maricopa County prosecutors say a 36-year-old man has been given a decades-long prison sentence for his role in a crash that left a rideshare driver, the driver's dog, and the passenger dead.
A look at your weather for tomorrow
Arizona faces high risk of flash flooding as heavy rain approaches
Rounds of heavy rain will push northward across Arizona, bringing up to a month of rainfall in one day. FOX 10's Erica Horvatin has more on the widespread moisture, high flood risks, and cooler temperatures.