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Details are surfacing about the numerous reports filed with the Arizona Department of Child Safety before the death of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste. Her father & his girlfriend face first-degree murder charges. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach reports.

Anchors Steve Nielsen & Christina Carilla talk about the biggest news headlines of the day. On today's show, Shane Larson, a massive ASU Football fan who hit an elk on the way to Camp Tontozona for ASU?s Saturday scrimmage, but still drove in despite a smashed windshield and car!

The deaths of Rebekah Baptiste, Emily Pike & Zariah Dodd prompted an investigation into Arizona's Department of Child Safety. The girls were killed despite having prior contact with DCS. Lawmakers are calling for a meeting to address the deaths.

Syleste Rodriguez, Mike Pache and Desire Fluellen speak to a political science professor and expert about the latest in the Russia-Ukraine War

Syleste Rodriguez, Ty Brennan, Anita Roman & Desiree Fluellen talk about the day's biggest stories. Plus, Mike Pache & Andy Mac from LiveNOW join us to talk through some of the biggest national stories surrounding President Donald Trump, including a report that he is weighing whether to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug.

Carl Squire, 51, was arrested nearly three years after a pregnant woman and her unborn baby were killed in a head-on crash in Phoenix.

A hiker who was stuck on North Mountain after experiencing back pain was rescued by firefighters near Shaw Butte Summit on Aug. 11.

Students from Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School resumed in-person learning on Monday, but at different campuses, after their school was shut down last week due to concerns about airborne particles. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more.

Matt Giordano officially started Monday as the new Phoenix police chief, becoming the first permanent chief since late 2022. A 23-year veteran of the Phoenix Police Department, Giordano retired as a commander in 2017.

A man accused of killing Zariah Dodd, 16, was indicted on nearly 30 more charges involving a different teenage girl. A grand jury indicted Jurrell Davis, 36, on charges including sexual exploitation of a minor & luring a minor for sexual exploitation.

Syleste Rodriguez, Anita Roman and Mike Pache speak with NPR Editor Luke Garrett, discussing President Trump's recent announcement to deploy the National Guard and place Washington D.C.'s Metropolitan Police under federal control in response to rising crime rates.

Syleste Rodriguez, Ty Brennan, Anita Roman & Desiree Fluellen talk about the day's biggest stories. Today's top stories include: President Donald Trump places DC police under federal control and deploys the National Guard. Also, authorities are investigating a deadly wrong-way crash that happened along a portion of Loop 202. Other topics include an extreme heat warning, reclassifying marijuana, Israel at war and more.

The students moved to Kyrene de los Cerritos and Kyrene Altadena after a roofing project caused a concerning smell.

A 60-year-old man and two dogs are dead after a fire burned a Phoenix mobile home near 15th Ave. and Hatcher Rd. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz talks to Cory Chalmers of A&E's "Hoarders" about the situation.