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The FBI and hazmat crews responded after an envelope with white powder was opened at the Arizona Capitol on Oct. 15. Employees were exposed, but no injuries were reported. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the details.

An envelope filled with white powder prompted evacuations at the Arizona State Capitol Executive Tower on the night of Oct. 15. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the latest details.

Valley boxer preparing for a big fight, the latest on the Cardinals and Suns, and ASU football getting ready for a major road test at Texas Tech. All that and more, on this edition of FOX 10 Sports Exchange.

Frustrated Arizona Cardinals fans are taking matters into their own hands as a grassroots movement gains momentum across the Valley. That and more, on this edition of FOX 10 Talks.

Salad and Go is making a comeback! The co-founder of the drive-thru chain says two new locations will soon open in the Valley. Also, political strategist Marcus Dell'Artino discusses the upcoming midterm elections.

Political consultant Marcus Dell'Artino joins FOX 10 Talks to analyze key races shaping Arizona's political landscape. Dell'Artino breaks down the razor-thin margin in Congressional District 1 (CD1), lower independent voter turnout in early mail-in ballots, and what top voter concerns reveal about current economic anxieties. Plus, he weighs in on key state ballot measures including Prop 144 (voter ID requirements) and Prop 319 (photo radar rules).

On Channel 10 Rewind 1985: Arizona experienced an immense building boom in 1984 fueled by an influx of nearly 100,000 people and dropping interest rates, with townhomes, condos, and apartments making up 70% of the market - but a year later, experts feel levels are returning to normal.

With election season noise reaching a fever pitch, a new campaign is offering Arizonans a different path that's focused on listening instead of clashing. AZ Together brings local leaders together for an honest, respectful debate.

A concerned mom speaks out after a third-grade teacher was arrested on child pornography charges. Prop 144 could introduce major new guidelines for election security. Tolleson is facing a lawsuit over its controversial $15,000 exit fee for new firefighters who quit within three years. The lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy trial, is speaking out about his decision. And, while Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment benefits will see a 3.6% boost, current inflation trends show energy costs soaring.

Parents at Encanto Elementary School in West Phoenix are demanding answers after learning third-grade teacher Gabriel Chacon was arrested on federal charges a full week after the arrest occurred. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more. 

FOX 10's Richard Saenz and NFL insider Howard Balzer breaks down Cardinals vs. Rams, the Marvin Harrison Jr. trade fallout, Suns preseason basketball, and ASU football at Texas Tech.

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