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From Arizona's debate over data centers and the latest in a high-profile trial to Cardinals dating, 9/11 remembrance, mental health, and an outdoor escape to Flagstaff, today’s show is packed with conversations that matter.

There’s growing opposition across Arizona as large-scale data centers expand near residential neighborhoods like East Mesa and Ahwatukee. But do residents fully understand the trade-offs? In this segment of FOX 10 Talks, Courtney Coolidge, Executive Vice President of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce, addresses local concerns regarding land use, water consumption, power grids, and transparency. She breaks down key statistics, including the $1B+ in state and local tax revenue generated by these facilities and how closed-loop systems mitigate water impact, and discusses why a total moratorium isn't the simple fix many think it is.

After serving the Phoenix area community for more than 100 years, the Lincoln Family YMCA, which is located in Downtown Phoenix, is set to close its doors. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more.

A toddler in Phoenix is going viral in a video that shows the power of a little neighborhood kindness, as a bus full of students sang happy birthday to Reid Seeger on his 2nd birthday. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more.

Suspects broke into a mausoleum at St. Francis Cemetery and damaged St. Theresa Parish, stealing 17 bronze plaques and copper door handles. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen reports.

Leaders from across the American West are gathering in downtown Phoenix for a conversation on the future of our most vital waterway, tackling the severe water scarcity and building long-term basin resilience.

Join the FOX 10 Sports team as they break down the biggest stories making headlines across Arizona and the sports world.

Criminal defense attorney Brenna Fisher joined the broadcast to analyze key trial developments in the Lindsay Clancy case. The discussion addressed public scrutiny surrounding courtroom behavior, including Patrick Clancy leaving during painful testimony while Lindsay Clancy remained seated in her wheelchair. Fisher explained the logistical realities and legal rights involved when a defendant chooses to stay present during their own murder trial. The conversation examined jury deliberations following a note sent to the judge indicating a deadlock. Fisher noted that jury hesitation is common, especially in highly publicized cases, as jurors face significant pressure to reach the correct verdict. The panel discussed the judge instructing the jury to continue deliberations and explored the legal procedures surrounding a potential hung jury or mistrial in Massachusetts. Finally, the discussion outlined possible scenarios following a mistrial, including options for the prosecution to retry the case, negotiate a plea agreement, or decline further prosecution. Fisher detailed how prior expert witness testimony could be reused in a subsequent trial and reflected on defense strategies following the defense's reliance on a postpartum psychosis defense.

A criminal defense attorney discusses the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial as jury deliberations drag on, and what the realistic chances of a hung jury are after hearing over 80 witnesses. Plus, 80 people have been rescued, two are dead, and one person is unaccounted for after the Grand Canyon flooding. And a murder-suicide outside a Tucson bar leaves three dead, including the suspected gunman, who was found with a list of LGBTQ businesses on him.

From the search for missing hikers at the Grand Canyon to the latest on the ongoing search for Nancy Guthrie, today’s show is packed with conversations that matter.

Are online weight loss drugs and TikTok Shop peptides actually safe? Shabbir Imber Safdar from the Partnership for Safe Medicines joins FOX 10 Talks to break down the severe risks behind unapproved GLP-1s, black-market Retatrutide, and illegal peptides. Learn why even licensed compounding pharmacies carry unique safety trade-offs compared to FDA-approved medications, and why buying unverified treatments online turns consumers into human "lab rats."

The Phoenix Fire Department celebrated a major milestone on Sept. 1, as they mark 140 years of service for one fire station. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.