Glitch at Maricopa County Recorder's Office; 'visibly emaciated' baby rescued in Phoenix | Nightly Roundup
From a Maricopa County Recorder's Office glitch leaving thousands of people concerned about their voter registration information to a deadly officer-involved shooting in Mesa; Gov. Hobbs signing the Arizona budget bill; and an emaciated baby rescued in Phoenix, here are your top stories on fox10phoenix.com for June 27, 2025:
1. Vendor blamed for erroneous letters sent to voters
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"I got pretty revved up": Voters angry over address confirmation letters from Maricopa County
A mistake from the Maricopa County Recorder's Office left thousands of people concerned about their information. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more on what your should know if you received a letter.
2. Officer-involved shooting in Mesa
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Fugitive and known gang member shot by U.S. Marshals in Mesa
Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near 32nd Street and Baseline Road.
3. Infant rescue caught on camera
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Police release video showing rescue of 'visibly emaciated' baby in south Phoenix
Police say an infant survived after being alone for several days inside a south Phoenix apartment near Central Avenue and Illini Street after the child's mother passed away.
4. Arizona government shutdown averted
Lawmakers reach budget deal; Gov. Hobbs signs bill
The Arizona budget needed to be signed before midnight June 30 to prevent the state from experiencing its first government shutdown. The bipartisan spending plan is $17.6 billion.
5. Ticks spread to new regions across America, bringing dangerous diseases
FILE - A tick on the palm of a hand. (Photo by Frank Rumpenhorst/picture alliance via Getty Images)
Ticks are spreading outside their comfort zone – and into ours, according to experts. As cooler regions experience milder winters, those areas are becoming more hospitable to many tick species, Ben Hottel, an Atlantic-based entomologist with Orkin, the pest control company, told Fox News Digital. This is because ticks prefer warmer climates. Read more.
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