No Way To Die: The Murder of Claudia Lucero | Documentary
On Dec. 5, 2013, 14-year-old Claudia Lucero was murdered & her body was discovered in a Mesa dumpster the next day. This FOX 10 documentary investigates the powerful story of fear, the evidence behind the case, and the years-long fight for justice.
'Kingpin': 13 more sentenced in large-scale Phoenix drug trafficking ring
The Department of Justice announced on Nov. 14, saying the 13 individuals violated federal narcotics and money laundering laws in relation to a transnational criminal organization.
Lawmakers press AHCCCS officials as behavioral health providers await payments
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Man held in Arizona in connection with Idaho child's death
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Geofencing Christian faith in Arizona backed by Israel
FOX10 Investigator Justin Lum explains plans for the "largest Christian church geofencing campaign in U.S. history" that will be funded on behalf of the Israeli government. The multi-million-dollar pro-Israel strategy will target churches and Christian colleges in four states, including Arizona, to gather more support from young American evangelicals.
Alleged victim says Arizona tribal chairman accused of sexual assault had 'no boundaries'
"I'm speaking for myself. I'm being my own voice," said the Arizona woman who is accusing the chairman of the White Mountain Apache Tribe of sexual assault.