Chandler halts Flock cameras; Mesa woman accused of killing husband | Nightly Roundup

Published August 7, 2026 6:32 PM MST

Chandler announces Flock cameras halt amid probe into potential misuse; woman accused of stabbing and killing her husband; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Friday, August 7, 2026.

1. Nancy Guthrie case: Investigators getting more tips

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Nancy Guthrie: Investigators see uptick in tips after sheriff released ransom notes

Investigators say they've seen an increase in tips in the Nancy Guthrie case since ransom notes were released to the public.

2. Lottery worker accused of groping clerk

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Arizona Lottery worker accused of groping clerk at Phoenix gas station

An Arizona Lottery worker was arrested after police say cameras caught him sexually assaulting a clerk at a Phoenix gas station where he was supposed to be servicing machines.

3. Woman accused of murdering her husband

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Mesa woman found with blood on her hands and clothes after stabbing, killing her husband: PD

According to police, 55-year-old Marcel Windley told investigators she was angry when she stabbed her husband on August 6 at an apartment near Gilbert Road and Inverness Avenue. Kevin Windley died at a hospital.

4. Chandler suspends Flock camera use

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Chandler police end Flock camera use amid probe into potential misuse

Chandler city officials say the East Valley will stop using dozens of Flock automated license plate readers. Officials also say an audit revealed "an anomaly in the use of the Flock system."

5. Arizona Game and Fish sued over hunting arrangements

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Lawsuit targets Arizona mountain lion hunts

The Center for Biological Diversity is suing the Arizona Game and Fish Department to halt mountain lion sport hunting. Advocates argue current quotas target young lions and threaten the species' future in the state.

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