Arizona's summer heat could impact mental health
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Extreme summer heat is causing seasonal depression as Arizona residents are forced indoors. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz spoke with an expert, and has more on how the ways summer can take a toll on people's mental health.

Phoenix hair salon uses audiobooks to entertain kids
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Pigtails & Crewcuts in Phoenix are trading iPads for audiobooks. The salon uses book readers to entertain kids while getting a haircut. FOX 10's Danielle Miller shares the story.

Suns finalize free-agent deals, Summer League begins | FOX 10 Sports Exchange
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The U.S.' World Cup run is over after falling to Belgium in the Round of 16— what went wrong and what the future holds. Plus, the Sun Devils are in the national spotlight at Big 12 Media Days. Phoenix is getting ready for the Suns Summer League as the franchise’s young talent looks to make an impression. And, the latest contract news for the Suns, what it means for the roster, and how they are shaping up for the season.

Accused Charlie Kirk killer police interview, U.S. launches new strikes on Iran | FOX 10 Talks
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Military and intelligence expert Hal Kempfer breaks down the latest developments involving the United States and Iran, what they mean for regional stability, and the potential implications moving forward. Plus, an attorney explains what happened in court during the Tyler Robinson hearing and the legal issues at stake.

Homeless man accused of spray-painting Phoenix police K-9

A Phoenix police K-9 ended up the wrong color after cops say a suspected church burglar spray-painted the animal during a confrontation in a dark bathroom.

5.5x the limit: Driver had potentially deadly BAC, troopers say

The driver registered a 0.441 BAC, which is more than 5½ times the legal limit, according to a post from state law enforcement.

Andy Biggs leads GOP governor primary race: poll | FOX 10 Talks
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Political strategist Chuck Coughlin joins FOX 10 Talks to break down the key races, major issues, and what voters should be watching as Arizona’s primary election approaches.

Deadly north Phoenix crash; 'explosive diarrhea' cases spreading across U.S. l Morning News Brief

From an investigation into possible shots fired in a north Phoenix neighborhood that led police to a deadly crash to over a dozen states reporting cases of a parasite known to cause "explosive diarrhea," here's a look at your top headlines for the morning of July 8.

1 dead after car crashed into brick wall in north Phoenix neighborhood

An investigation into possible shots fired early Wednesday morning near 31st Avenue and Beardsley Road led to the discovery of a crashed car with an injured person inside, who later died at the hospital.

Homicide detectives investigate deadly Phoenix shooting: PD

Police responded to 15th Street and Colter on July 6 for a man with a gunshot wound. The man was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead.

Gov. Hobbs touts data center moratorium in state budget
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs is praising the new state budget that was passed last month after bipartisan negotiations. The budget includes a three-year pause on data center tax incentives, which the governor spoke about on July 7.

Extreme heat brings more dogs to MCACC
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Adoptions are slowing while intake numbers rise due to extreme heat and post-holiday surrenders, leaving Maricopa County Animal Care and Control significantly over capacity. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has how you can help.

Salvation Army holds school supply drive in AZ
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Kids in parts of the Phoenix area are heading back to school in the coming weeks, and it's important they have the supplies needed to be successful. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more on the Backpack SOS drive.

Phoenix heat warning: Relief stations open
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With 18 confirmed heat deaths and 215 cases under investigation, the Salvation Army & Maricopa County have opened cooling spots across Arizona. Officials warn that dangerous triple-digit heat affects everyone. FOX 10's Megan Spector has the details.

Investigation underway after a body was found in a Phoenix yard

An investigation is underway after a resident discovered a man's body in a yard on July 6 in Phoenix near Southern Avenue and 7th Street.

AI tools for busy humans | The Balancing Act
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Expert Bella Vasta explains how artificial intelligence can streamline daily household scheduling and dinner planning.

Salvation Army opens Arizona heat relief sites
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The Salvation Army is opening 10 heat relief stations from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the National Weather Service extreme heat warning. Maricopa County also offers 250 cooling centers. FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.