Another Arizona county funeral home sounds off on medical examiner
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Issues are brought to light, again, less than three months after FOX 10's "Dealing with the Dead" investigation into the Mohave County Medical Examiner?s Office.

Canyon State Academy addresses concerns after recent teen death, hundreds of calls for service

Canyon State Academy is a private residential school in Queen Creek – it’s also where a 16-year-old boy reportedly suffered a drug overdose and died in October of this year. FOX 10's Justin Lum is taking a deeper look into how the town's police department is impacted in its first year, revealing other possible issues at the academy.

Teen dies of suspected overdose at CSA
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The school, Canyon State Academy, is a private residential school in the town of Queen Creek. FOX 10 Investigative Reporter Justin Lum has more on the impact the school has had on Queen Creek's new police department.

Renters beware: Online fraud in competitive Arizona housing market is all too familiar – red flags to look for

As the cost of living has gone up quite a bit in the Phoenix metro area, some are attempting to capitalize by targeting those looking for a place to live. We're hearing from a man whose home was fraudulently listed on Zillow, and a woman who was defrauded out of more than $1,000.

Fears of Fentanyl: Legalized test strip distribution underway in Arizona as synthetic opioid crisis rages on

Fentanyl test strips are helping those battling addictions keep away from the deadly synthetic opioid, which is 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine. We take a look at how these strips work and why they're important in the fight against the drug trafficked mainly from the southern border.

Legalized test strip distribution underway in Arizona
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Fentanyl test strips are helping those battling addictions keep away from the deadly synthetic opioid, which is 50 to 100 times stronger than morphine. We take a look at how these strips work and why they're important in the fight against the drug trafficked mainly from the southern border.

Crimes of 'the Zone': Theft, assaults and drugs lead reported crimes in downtown Phoenix tent city
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FOX 10 Investigates returns to "the Zone" ? home to the largest homeless encampment in Phoenix. At one point this year, the number of unsheltered people living in this downtown Phoenix camp reached more than 1,000. FOX 10's Justin Lum reports.

Crimes of 'the Zone': Theft, assaults, drugs, unsanitary conditions plague area of downtown Phoenix tent city

It’s known as “the Zone” and issues like trash, violence, and drugs have been well-documented. We’re taking a deep dive into activity plaguing the largest homeless camp in the Phoenix area and the first responders who are there on average nearly four times per day.

Sept. 15 marks 3 years since Alicia Navarro vanished from her Glendale home

Here we are on Sept. 15, now three years since Alicia Navarro left her home in the middle of the night. She was 14 then and will turn 18 on Sept. 20.

Aspen University: Dept. of Education monitors embattled Phoenix nursing program, former student files lawsuit

A former Aspen University nursing student is suing the Phoenix program as it remains under the microscope of the state nursing board and is on probation. Aspen University’s glaring 2021 first-time pass rate of 58% for the national exam needed to become a nurse was far below the 80% mark required by Arizona law.

Lori Vallow: 'Doomsday Mother' smirked, smiled during court appearance

The case involving Vallow, which first began as the disappearances of her two children with Phoenix area ties - Joshua "JJ" Vallow and Tylee Ryan - has since uncovered a complex sequence of events that have garnered national and international media attention.

Gilbert man accused of pulling gun on skateboarder in viral video - both sides speak out

The incident, according to reports, happened over the weekend at a church parking lot. Charges against the suspect, according to Gilbert Police, have been submitted to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office for review. FOX 10's Justin Lum spoke with the suspect.

Concerns raised in Mohave County as owner of several funeral homes runs medical examiner's office

The decision to allow a funeral home owner to run the Mohave County Medical Examiner's Office is called into question as other funeral homes allege they've stopped receiving the number of death calls they used to. Is a conflict of interest to blame?

‘My world had stopped’: Family grows concerned as Phoenix woman vanishes without a trace

Loved ones continue to search for a Phoenix woman who vanished without a trace. A 36-year-old mother of two was last seen near her apartment in June. FOX 10’s Justin Lum spoke to her family and retraces her steps.

Demand for rental assistance in Maricopa County is up. Can aid keep pace with pre-pandemic eviction rate?

Landlords are filing evictions in Maricopa County at the rate we saw before the COVID-19 pandemic now that the moratorium has been over for months, and because of that, the county is seeing more and more tenants file for rental assistance. Can the program keep up with these requests for help?

Arizona man paralyzed by shooting dies over a year later. Why was the case against the suspect dismissed?

After a Chandler man trying to stop a gunfight was shot and paralyzed died over a year later, his death is ruled a homicide. Now, his family is trying to understand why charges were dismissed against the man they say is responsible.

'Baby Holly’: How an Arizona pastor adopted an infant left by nomadic ‘cult’ after parents’ murders

The story of "Baby Holly" has made national headlines and there's a strong Arizona connection to the case. The murder of the child's parents remains unsolved and authorities say a cult could be linked to the crimes.

'What a freaking nightmare': Goodyear body cam footage exposes chaotic aftermath of pop-up party

Pop-up house parties at vacant homes that are for sale are becoming more and more common as social media helps make the word of these parties spread like wildfire. In never-before-seen footage, we see officers crash a party at a million-dollar home.

Unsolved in Sedona: Decades later, family members frustrated at lack of progress in cold case

The case looking into the 1993 death of a Sedona woman still hasn't been solved. Questions remain as the one person who investigators thought was responsible didn't have enough evidence against him to file charges. This is a look into the cold case of Stephanie Wasilishin.

Arizona medical data breaches: How many records have been affected in our state?

Are healthcare providers doing enough to protect your personal information? Hackers are accessing sensitive health data more than ever and this could directly impact you in Arizona. We have what you need to know.