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FOX 10 Anchors Christina Carilla and Marc Martinez talk about the biggest news stories of the day. Julian Paredes, a gas expert with AAA, joins to discuss the latest on gas prices. Plus, the Director of the National Counter Terrorism Center has resigned. FOX 10 Reporter Steve Nielsen joins to speak about the increase in rattlesnakes and scorpion stings. Finally, our new reporter Jacob Luthi joins to say hello. 

FOX 10 Weather Expert Ashley Loaeza & Livestream Journalist Isabella Fredrickson talk about the extreme heat warnings across the Valley, triple-digit warm-ups and other extreme weather across the country, in this edition of Weather & Whatever.

On today's show, Phoenix Fire Captain Mike Johnson talks about a three-person hiker rescue that took place on Camelback Mountain.

As the conflict in the Middle East intensifies, the U.S. military has launched Operation Epic Fury, targeting Iranian missile sites, naval assets, and nuclear infrastructure.  Today on FOX 10 Talks, hear from with national security expert Dr. Rebecca Grant to break down the strategy behind these precision strikes and what they mean for global stability. With over two decades of experience inside the "inner circles" of Washington D.C., Dr. Grant brings her expertise in aerospace research and military strategy.

On today's FOX 10 Talks we discuss stocks, 401ks, Roth IRAs, growing wealth and building wealth with Calvin Goetz, a financial planner with Strategy Financial Group. Plus, a three-hiker rescue off of Echo Canyon Tailhead at Camelback Mountain. At least one rescue was heat-related and one hiker was taken to the hospital. This all comes as Phoenix sees historic heat. Finally, meteorologist Erica Horvatin breaks down the expected triple-digit weather arriving to the Valley, as well as the deadly, severe weather hitting the East Coast and Midwest.

See the moment an officer intervened as a victim attempted to deposit thousands into a Bitcoin kiosk. FOX 10 Investigates the evolving tactics of crypto scammers.

On today’s episode of FOX 10 Talks, we’re covering a wide range of headlines, starting with the record breaking temperatures across the Valley as meteorologist Krystal Ortiz joins us to break down the latest extreme heat warning for Arizona.

This week's Cool House takes us to downtown Phoenix to one of the original suburban neighborhoods in town. It's historic, it's charming, and has so much curb appeal. FOX 10's Syleste Rodriguez has more.

This episode of Newsmaker covers the logistical challenges of elder care. Mathieu Bruneau, CEO of Health Pro Assist, provides practical advice for families transitioning elderly relatives into assisted living. He emphasizes the importance of early financial planning, navigating state programs like ALTCS for those with limited budgets, and recognizing "red flags"—such as unpaid bills or cognitive changes—that indicate a need for professional care.

This episode of Newsmaker covers the geopolitical landscape of a U.S. military conflict in Iran. Intelligence expert Hal Kempfer assesses the military campaign as highly successful in degrading Iran's nuclear and naval capabilities, though he notes a lack of political clarity regarding the "end game" and a absence of public "rally around the flag" sentiment. 

Police are searching for a suspect who allegedly passed a note to an employee at a Phoenix Arby's, demanding them to give him all the money, or he'll shoot someone.

Some believe it was alien life, while others say it was a military flare. Check out this 1997 report from John Hook about the event!

The latest on Kyler Murray's NFL future, grading the Cardinals moves at the start of free agency and who will be the head coach of ASU basketball moving forward? 

Following the harrowing synagogue attack in Michigan, Robert Trestan from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) joins FOX 10 Talks to discuss the immediate fallout and the broader rise of antisemitic violence. In this interview, we explore the current state of community security, the impact of hate-fueled rhetoric, and what steps are being taken to protect houses of worship across the country. Trestan provides expert analysis on the investigation and offers a path forward for solidarity and safety in the face of targeted attacks. Key Topics: Details on the investigation into yesterday’s synagogue attack. The ADL’s role in tracking and combating local antisemitism. Actionable steps for improving security at religious institutions. The suspect in Thursday's attack that targeted a Jewish synagogue in Michigan has been preliminarily identified as 41-year-old Lebanese-born American citizen Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, according to three law enforcement sources who spoke to Fox News. He reportedly targeted the Jewish community after suffering family losses in Lebanon during the country's conflict with Israel, Dearborn Heights Mayor Mo Baydoun said, adding that Ghazali was a resident of the city. Ghazali allegedly rammed a vehicle into Temple Israel, a large Reform Jewish synagogue in West Bloomfield, at roughly 12:30 p.m. local time. He then exited the vehicle with a rifle and exchanged gunfire with armed security, who shot and killed him.