Missing Arizona hiker found safe; Ozzy Osbourne's cause of death revealed | Nightly Roundup
PHOENIX - Cause of death revealed for Ozzy Osbourne; Arizona man allegedly shot and killed his ex-girlfriend's dog; and more - here's a look at some of your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Tuesday, August 5, 2025.
1. Ozzy Osbourne's cause of death revealed
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What we know:
The cause of musician and reality TV star Ozzy Osbourne's death has been revealed.
Big picture view:
Osbourne passed away at the age of 76 last month. Besides his role on a reality TV show towards the latter part of his life, Osbourne was also known for his music, having been considered a heavy metal icon.
2. Missing Arizona hiker found
What we know:
After going missing for days, an Arizona hiker has been found safe.
Dig deeper:
Joe Sullivan (pictured) went missing while he and a group of teenagers went on a weekend retreat hike near Strawberry.
3. Man accused of killing ex-girlfriend's dog
What we know:
Officials with the Pinal County Attorney's Office say they have filed charges against Peri Cann (pictured).
What they're saying:
PCAO said Cann is accused of kidnapping his estranged girlfriend, take her out to the desert, and later killed her dog.
4. Arizona woman sentenced for hitting officer with crowbar
Sedona woman sentenced for crowbar attack on officer
Erica Montgomery, 47, has been sentenced to over 10 years in prison for attacking a police officer with a crowbar. During a traffic stop in 2023, police say Montgomery became verbally aggressive before punching the officer in the chest and hitting the officer in the head with a crowbar.
What we know:
47-year-old Erica Montgomery will serve time behind bars as a result of an assault that involved a police officer in Sedona.
What's next:
Besides being given a 10.5-year prison sentence, Montgomery will also serve probation after her release.
5. San Tan Valley awaits incorporation vote result
What we know:
Voters in San Tan Valley will decide on a vote that could change its status as an unincorporated community.
By the numbers:
Currently, San Tan Valley has over 100,000 residents, but the community has no local government, including police, a mayor or city council.
