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Photojournalist Rick Davis joins FOX 10 Talks to discuss the disturbing case of a child left in a hot garage and the dangers extreme Arizona temperatures can pose in a matter of minutes.

FOX 10 Investigates obtained footage of a fired Phoenix police officer at a high school protest. Dusten Mullen told officers he wanted teens to assault him. Justin Lum has the details.

Two officers face a criminal investigation after allegedly failing to record and report a use of force during a traffic stop. FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.

The City of Phoenix is set to surpass 200 miles of cool pavement applied to city streets in a major milestone in the fight against summer heat. FOX 10's Danielle Miller learns how it works. 

We break down the latest surrounding Ketel Marte and the Arizona Diamondbacks, what the situation means for the team, and how the impact as the D-backs fight to stay in the postseason race. Plus, the Cardinals are preparing for their first home preseason game as the Dallas Cowboys come to town. And, Tom Leander from the Suns broadcast team reflects on Amar'e Stoudemire and Mike D'Antoni entering the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame over the weekend. 

Join FOX 10's Steve Neilsen and Christina Carilla and for the latest on the biggest stories trending right now.

The housing market across the nation and in Arizona remains uncertain as high interest rates and tight inventory keep home prices elevated. Mark Stapp, a real estate expert from Arizona State University, joined the broadcast to discuss the key factors impacting buyers and renters. Stapp explained that while apartment rental rates have tempered slightly, a slowdown in new permits and deliveries means relief may be short-lived. Continued population and job growth maintain high demand for housing, but homebuilders are exercising caution to avoid overbuilding, which keeps the supply constrained. Homeowners holding low-interest mortgages are disincentivized from moving, creating a lock-in effect that further limits existing home inventory. Buyers looking for homes priced below $450,000, which is roughly the median price, face significant inventory shortages, as much of the available supply remains concentrated in higher price tiers. Expanding outward to outlying areas like Apache Junction adds transportation costs that can offset lower home prices. External economic factors, including tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber and rising energy prices, further contribute to higher construction costs and home prices. Despite these challenges, market conditions differ significantly from the 2007 housing crash, which was driven by excessive leverage. Today's challenges stem from broader geopolitical factors, energy costs, and material supply constraints rather than structural financial instability. Homebuilders are responding by offering buyer incentives and shifting focus toward alternative housing options, such as townhomes and duplexes, often referred to as the "missing middle." Stapp emphasized that restoring local housing affordability is crucial to sustaining economic development and continuing to attract workers to the region.

From meal planning to organizing medical documents, AI tools can give you hours back each week. Expert Bella Vasta explains how artificial intelligence can streamline daily household scheduling and dinner planning.

Robby Baker joins FOX 10 Talks to discuss the latest drama surrounding D-backs star Ketel Marte. Plus, political analyst Mike Noble breaks down Arizona's election landscape, the races and issues shaping the state, and what voters should be watching.

Political analyst Mike joins FOX 10 Talks to break down the latest polling data following Arizona’s primary elections. As the state moves into the general election, polling shows a shifted political landscape in this critical battleground.