Phoenix

Leadership at Phoenix Pride points to changing political climates and corporate rollbacks of diversity programs after filing for bankruptcy. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen reports.

Newly released 9-1-1 tapes detail the panic inside Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport after a family argument turned violent, leaving three shot and one stabbed. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean reports. 

At least one person suffered serious injuries following a reported shooting at the Desert Sky Mall in West Phoenix on the night of June 2. 

June 2 is now known as "602 Day" in Phoenix, and it is giving local businesses a chance to get creative, and offer some great deals for the community. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has more.

Arizona sports are making headlines, and we're breaking it all down.

California voters head to the polls in two of the most talked-about races in the country, from the surprising rise of former reality TV star Spencer Pratt in the L.A. mayoral race to the battle to replace Governor Gavin Newsom. A private investigator discusses why he believes he has finally cracked the 1995 disappearance of Iowa news anchor Jodi Huisentruit. Plus, the story of Chandler police officers who saved a dog trapped in a hot vehicle, along with expert advice on how quickly these situations can turn deadly.

LiveNOW’s Mike Pache joins the show to break down the latest developments in Iran and what they could mean globally. He'll also discuss gas prices decreasing and a hantavirus death that was reported in Arizona.

Learn how electronic dance music can act as a mental health outlet from private practice owner Dr. Mona Amini.

Double board-certified psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen joins the program to discuss why he believes mental health issues should be rephrased as brain health issues. Drawing from what he states is the world's largest brain imaging database, Dr. Amen explains that conditions like anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and psychosis are rooted in the physical health of the brain. He outlines three simple principles for maintaining a healthy brain: loving the three pounds of fat between your ears, avoiding things that hurt it, and doing things that help it. During the discussion, Dr. Amen addresses the importance of nutrition, noting that eating right is critical for a healthy brain. He warns against processed sugar stripped of its fiber source, labeling it as toxic to the body, and instead recommends brain-boosting foods such as wild salmon, avocados, and green leafy vegetables. When asked by a viewer about helping individuals with dementia, he emphasizes that daily choices either accelerate or decelerate the condition, critiquing care facilities and hospitals that serve food that is not good for brain health. Dr. Amen also shares practical advice for managing stress, advising people not to believe every negative thought they have and to maintain control when things go wrong. He highlights the work done at his clinic in Scottsdale, where they treat a wide range of patients, including children with autism and ADD, and older adults concerned about Alzheimer's disease. To help individuals begin their brain health journey, he directs viewers to a quick, free assessment at brainhealthassessment.com and invites people to connect with him on Instagram.

It's a summer camp of sorts, but instead of hiking or fishing, these kids are learning all about the legal system.