DOE rescinds record fine against GCU; Woman arrested for running a brothel | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - From a record fine levied against Grand Canyon University that has been rescinded to a woman arrested for running a brothel in Phoenix, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Saturday, May 17, 2025.
1. Record fine against GCU rescinded
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Record $37 million fine against Grand Canyon University rescinded by Department of Education
Grand Canyon University announces the Department of Education has rescinded the largest fine ever levied against a single university.
2. Woman arrested for running a brothel
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Woman accused of running brothel out of a Phoenix home
The woman, identified in court documents as 67-year-old Elizabeth Ann Caratachea, is accused of three felonies. Police say they have been investigating an alleged prostitution operation involving the woman for years.
3. Sixth grader allegedly assaulted
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Alleged assault of 6th grader under Phoenix police investigation after classroom fight
Phoenix Police are investigating a violent incident at Whittier Elementary School that was caught on camera, showing the alleged assault of a sixth grader.
4. Paraglider found dead in northern Arizona
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1 dead following incident involving paraglider in Prescott Valley: CAFMA
An investigation is underway in Prescott Valley, according to officials with the Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority, following a deadly incident involving a paraglider on Friday morning.
5. Census data shows the largest U.S. cities
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Ranked: These are now the largest US cities, based on new Census data
Many Southern and Western cities surged in growth. Here's which cities are now the most populous.
Also, your weather forecast for tonight
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Arizona Weather forecast: Sunny and warm Saturday before winds bring in next cold front
We saw a high of 93° on Saturday, right around our average for this time of year.