Controlling AI, water rights lawsuit | FOX 10 Talks
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An AI expert discusses concerns around artificial intelligence, including fake murder tips sent to police and companies selling employee communications. AG Kris Mayes is demanding the Maricopa County recorder restore voting rights to two dozen citizens after an investigation verified their citizenship. A Texas woman has a unique probation requirement following a fatal DUI crash. A water law professor breaks down why Arizona and Nevada are suing the federal government over proposed Colorado River water cuts. 

Arizona joins lawsuit over Colorado River water cuts
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Arizona is pushing back on a plan for Colorado River water cuts by joining Nevada's lawsuit against the federal government.

Invasive hairy ants are on the move: What to watch for

Invasive, hairy ants are spreading across the Southeast U.S., creating “super colonies” with millions of critters and costing millions of dollars in damages along the way. 

Firefighter, 24, died after being struck by a tree battling La. wildfire

The U.S. Forest Service is paying tribute to a firefighter who died in the line of duty this week while battling a wildfire that was burning in Louisiana’s Kisatchie National Forest.

These states rank as the most energy-efficient in 2026, data shows

WalletHub’s study found that states with efficient homes, vehicles, and transportation systems produce the lowest energy waste and costs.

Mormon Flat Dam maintenance underway to protect water supply
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FOX 10 gets a rare, inside look at the massive maintenance underway at the Mormon Flat Dam, as water levels are dropping at Canyon Lake. Photojournalist Undrell Maholmes checks out the work being done to protect the Valley's water supply.  

Decapitate, gut, or throw away: Missouri’s new warning for an invasive species

Cut off their heads, remove their internal organs, or put them in a plastic bag and throw them out. Those are the three suggestions Missouri wildlife officials have for anglers who catch northern snakehead fish from one of the state’s rivers or streams, and there’s a reason why they are being so specific.

These are America’s greenest cities: Here’s what sets them apart

A new WalletHub study ranks the greenest cities in the U.S. based on 28 measures, including greenhouse gas emissions, air and water quality, renewable energy, transportation, green spaces and environmental policies.

White House scouts sites for possible baseball field at Grand Teton National Park: report

The White House is reportedly considering building a baseball field in Grand Teton National Park after Major League Baseball approached the administration about hosting a game at a national park.

Trump declares end to ‘EV mandate’ with new fuel economy standards

President Donald Trump has signed off on new fuel economy standards that he claims will end a Biden-era push for carmakers to build more electric vehicles. 

US investing nearly $2B in power grid as electricity demand surges

The Department of Energy announced almost a $2 billion investment aimed at expanding capacity and boosting efficiency across the nation’s aging and strained electrical grid.

Fall allergy season has gotten longer since 1970: Here's where it's worst

Ragweed allergy season is getting longer thanks to human-induced climate change, a new report says. That's bad news for some 50 million Americans who suffer from fall allergies.