Judge unseals purported Epstein note; Hazen Fire latest | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - Note purportedly written by Jeffrey Epstein unsealed by federal judge; some Apple iPhone users could get money as part of a settlement; and more - here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
1. Judge unseals Jeffrey Epstein's purported suicide note
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Epstein’s purported suicide note unsealed by judge: Read the full text
A suicide purportedly written by the late Jeffrey Epstein was unsealed by a federal judge on Wednesday.
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2. Scottsdale police shooting sends suspect to hospital
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Suspect hurt in shooting involving Scottsdale officers
A suspect has been taken to the hospital following a shooting early Wednesday morning involving Scottsdale officers near Miller and Camelback roads.
3. Crews begin to gain upper hand in West Valley fire
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Hazen Fire: Containment for fast-moving blaze near Buckeye jumps to 45%
It's been four days since a fast-moving brush fire sparked in Buckeye, fueled by heavy river bottom vegetation and creosote trees. The Hazen Fire has burned over 1,000 acres is 45% contained.
4. Are you eligible for Apple's iPhone settlement?
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Apple settlement: Owners of some iPhone models could get $95
Apple agreed to a massive multimillion dollar settlement for a class-action lawsuit in a deal that means owners may receive up to $95 for each eligible iPhone device. Here’s what you need to know.
5. West Valley data center project clears one hurdle
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Project Baccara: West Valley data center clears Maricopa County hurdle
Maricopa County supervisors voted to approve a permit for the Project Baccara data center in the West Valley, but there are still more hurdles ahead for the controversial project.
