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Vacation season is underway, but travelers need to be on alert for rental car surprises and unexpected fees. Jasmine from the Better Business Bureau joins the broadcast to share critical tips for consumers making rental vehicle purchases. Many travelers face unexpected challenges when receiving their final invoices after paying in advance or dropping off their vehicles. To avoid these issues, experts recommend always using reputable websites and conducting a quick search if a company appears unfamiliar. The Better Business Bureau advises against clicking on deals that seem too good to be true, as this is often a major red flag. Additionally, travelers can call the bureau directly to verify what information is available on specific rental car companies before booking. Consumers are also urged to protect themselves by taking video documentation during the vehicle walk-around at check-in and drop-off. An anchor shared a personal experience in New York where video evidence disproved a claim that a rental car was never returned. Doing your due diligence by taking photos of the gas tank to verify it is full can also prevent unfair fuel charges.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued key rulings on Tuesday, including birthright citizenship and transgender athletes in sports. Plus, Jasmine Tucker shares what travelers need to know to avoid costly scams as millions hit the road for summer vacations.

The Arizona Humane Society is sharing essential pet safety tips ahead of the Fourth of July, which is the number one time of the year for pets to go missing. Fireworks and holiday parties can easily scare or distract pets, making it crucial for owners to ensure their animals are microchipped with updated information. Representatives recommend keeping pets in a safe, secure area with fresh water and utilizing distractions like a television or radio to drown out loud noises. The organization brought a kitty cat named Shakira, who was rescued three weeks ago as an injured stray in a Sunnyslope location. She received treatment at the trauma hospital for a head injury, full-body injuries, and a mass removal in her ear, and she is now fully recovered. Shakira represents one of the more than 28,000 sick, injured, and abused pets that the Arizona Humane Society cares for every single year. Additionally, a new city ordinance regarding animal tethering will go into effect in about 30 days. While the Arizona Humane Society recommends never tethering pets due to severe risks like tangling, they offer alternatives through their "Break the Chain" initiative at azhumane.org. The non-profit relies heavily on community support through adoption, fostering, volunteering, and donations to continue their life-saving work during the busy summer heat and extended kitten season.

Today’s show takes an in-depth look at the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie, with former Navy SEAL, retired FBI Special Agent, and national security expert Jonathan T. Gilliam joining us to break down the latest developments in the search.

Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam joined FOX 10 Talks to discuss the trajectory of the Nancy Guthrie investigation, highlighting potential missteps by local law enforcement.

CEO and President of The National Association of Affordable Housing joins FOX 10 Talks to discuss bipartisan federal housing bill. 

A growing wildfire near Sedona has burned over 11,000 acres, prompting voluntary evacuations for some residents. Also,  LiveNOW’s Mike Pache breaks down the SAVE America Act -- what it would do, and why it’s generating debate.

In this week's Cool House, FOX 10's Syleste Rodriguez take you to a boutique luxury neighborhood in Gilbert. It's posh and offers comfort and luxury, which are things you may not always find together.

A look at human rights conditions and daily life under the current regime.

Fans camped out for 15 hours to experience the massive new Buc-ee's location in Goodyear.

Doctor Tyler Evans joins FOX 10 Talks to discuss the Ebola Virus with cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo and one case in France. The U.S. has no reported cases. 

Doctor Anahita Dua with Healthcare for Action joins FOX 10 Talks to discuss the recent measles exposure at Sky Harbor Airport. Dua says symptoms of measles can show up as a rash, increased temperature or changing of eye color. She also says the vaccination can help avoid contracting the disease.

The investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie enters a new phase as details emerge regarding a second ransom note sent five days after she vanished. In the case, which has now reached 185 days, the alleged kidnappers claimed that Nancy Guthrie was accidentally killed and subsequently "buried with nature." FOX News contributor and former Los Angeles district attorney Josh Ritter joined the broadcast to analyze the psychological and strategic elements of these strange communications. Authorities are examining the multi-million dollar ransom demands and subsequent digital tracking efforts. While the initial ask for the ransom was 4 million dollars, the FBI strategic response involved an enticing offer of an arbitrary lower number in Bitcoin to track the crypto wallet transactions. According to the investigation details, the captors never accessed the account, leaving law enforcement to sift through over 40,000 tips and various media communications sent to TMZ and local affiliates in Tucson. Legal expert Josh Ritter notes that the operation appears to be a prepared crime gone wrong rather than a sophisticated kidnapping outfit, suggesting the perpetrator may have originally intended to target the daughter, Savannah Guthrie. With 185 days passed, Ritter highlights that human intelligence and individuals coming forward will likely be the key to breaking the case. Investigators continue to track resources, including suspicious community communications from an unidentified individual using male pseudonyms to seek money from media outlets in exchange for information.

On Channel 10 Rewind 1985: Arizona breaks ground on the Squaw Freeway project as residents fight to save mature trees.

Eric Metaxas discusses his new historical book on FOX 10, highlighting the country's founding.