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Mesa Police say a man has been taken into custody after a pursuit that began in the East Valley city ended with a multi-vehicle crash along Loop 202 in Phoenix.

Financial markets have steadily priced in the potential opening of the Strait of Hormuz, gradually driving crude oil prices lower in anticipation of a resolution in the Gulf region. This diplomatic progress marks the closest alignment observed between the president and Iranian leadership ahead of a critical milestone scheduled for this Friday. With oil prices sliding approximately 4%, major international equity markets have surged to record levels alongside noticeably improving credit spreads. An official economic agreement is currently in development, though it remains non-binding until final signatures are completed on paper. Iranian officials have maintained that they will not authorize any action to open the critical shipping lane until the paperwork is fully executed this Friday. Meanwhile, high-speed computerized trading platforms continue to react dynamically to real-time rumors and psychological updates, shifting the broader stock market throughout the daily trading session. Domestic consumers remain highly focused on retail gasoline costs following recent conflicts, wondering when falling crude prices will deliver relief at local filling stations. Scott Colbert, Executive Vice President, Chief Economist and Director of Fixed Income Management at Commerce Trust, joined FOX 10 Talks to discuss the lag in price relief following a 50% spike in the national average price of a gallon of gas last week. Colbert explains that the modern domestic economy is significantly more resilient to oil shocks than it was during the 1980s, noting that essential transportation fuels like gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel now account for just 2% of the national gross domestic product.

On today's show, we get the latest details on a plane crash that killed 12 people, including 11 skydivers. Also, Scott Colbert discusses the implications of the Iran peace agreement and what it could mean for the region and the world.

James Lee, President of the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC), joins FOX 10 Talks to break down how scammers are using advanced AI to create highly believable text, email, and phone scams. James also shares the absolute best, free ways to protect yourself and your family right now. Highlights: - Why AI makes modern phishing scams almost impossible to spot by eye. - The #1 free tool to stop identity theft in its tracks (and how it affects your credit score). - Why you need to switch from passwords to "Passkeys" immediately. Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards: Which one actually protects your money from fraud? - The surprising truth about why people under 30 fall victim to scams more than older adults.

The FOX 10 Weather Experts break down atmospheric patterns, flash flood dangers, and what to expect from the 2026 summer storm season.

For parents with children placed in foster care, reunification can takes moths to years, and when it does happen it's an emotional moment. FOX 10 Photojournalist Undrell Maholmes was there for the 13th annual Family Reunification Day.

Fireworks cause a spike in missing pets across Arizona. FOX 10's Annalisa Pardo learns more from the Arizona Animal Welfare League about how updating chip records protects dogs and cats.

The Republican primary race for Arizona attorney general takes center stage as two major Republican candidates are vying to challenge sitting Democrat Kris Mayes for the position of the state's top cop. 

The World Cup is generating massive crowds and a major economic boost for restaurants and bars in Phoenix. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen hears more from those fans packing local spots.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing daily life, prompting questions about whether its widespread adoption is a positive or negative development. FOX 10 Photojournalist Undrell Maholmes took to the streets of Phoenix to gather local opinions on whether the technology is helping or hurting society.