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With just over three weeks to avoid a government shutdown, Arizona lawmakers are proposing deep cuts to social services. The Tempe Community Action Agency is preparing for potential impacts. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the details.

Grab a book and get a tattoo while you are at it. Customers can do both at Inked & Bound. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen checked out the unique local establishment.

Phoenix police arrested 35-year-old Carlos Rojas Mora following a crash that killed a toddler on June 7.

Join FOX 10 Sports Anchor Richard Saenz as he breaks down the biggest stories making headlines across Arizona and the sports world.

Plastic and cosmetic surgery procedures have shifted from taboo tabloid secrets into open, public conversations in the era of social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook. Board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Laura Devgan joined the show to discuss how public transparency has transformed aesthetic medicine. The biggest modern shift is not necessarily that more people are undergoing procedures, but that patients are increasingly open about sharing their experiences online, creating more realistic expectations and highly educated consumers before they even enter a consultation room. The conversation highlighted evolving industry trends, such as younger patients pursuing prevention and maintenance to achieve a "forever 35" look. Dr. Laura Devgan noted that the current major trend centers around global facial optimization, which focuses on overall balance, proportion, and symmetry rather than fixing a single isolated wrinkle. Additionally, the industry is witnessing a significant course correction away from the overfilled, puffy cheeks and over-pulled aesthetics of prior generations, shifting instead toward millimeter-level refinements that prioritize a natural and vibrant appearance. The discussion also touched upon the varying financial costs of procedures, which can range widely based on a surgeon's experience, demand, and geographic region. The hosts and Dr. Laura Devgan analyzed the risks of losing facial identity, referencing prominent celebrity figures like Bradley Cooper, Ryan Seacrest, Simon Cowell, and Jennifer Grey. Dr. Laura Devgan cautioned against chasing absolute perfection over identity preservation, noting that extreme procedures can result in a feminization of the male face or a complete loss of the distinct architecture that made an individual recognizable.

Join FOX 10 Anchors Marc Martinez and Ellen McNamara for a fast-paced, can’t-miss breakdown of the biggest stories making headlines right now.

Professor Doctor Larry Walker from the University of Central Florida joined the show to analyze current international affairs and upcoming domestic elections. Walker discussed the fragile peace in Iran, noting that while missiles were sent back and forth over a period of weeks, hostilities have slowed since the April ceasefire. Reports indicate that President Trump intervened with a few phone calls, prompting both countries to pull back slightly, though hostilities are likely to continue through May. The discussion highlighted the president's high motivation to resolve these international issues before the November midterm elections, especially as consumers face high food prices and gas prices pushing five dollars a gallon in Phoenix. Walker, a former congressional staffer, emphasized that the midterm elections are critical for Republicans aiming to hold onto the House. He noted that consumer confidence is heavily tied to these everyday pocketbook issues. The segment shifted to the mayoral race in Los Angeles, where candidates are vying for the open seat. Walker noted that California and Los Angeles are historically solid blue, but highlighted the shift in voting numbers over the last 12 hours for the top candidates, including Karen Bass. Looking ahead to November, Walker placed the odds of Democrats taking back the House at 55 to 45, while giving them a lower 40% to 45% chance of retaking the Senate.

Are you unknowingly increasing your skin cancer risk this summer? We are joined by dermatologist Shyamal Patel, MD, to break down a major, hidden hazard of hanging out by the pool, beach, or local waterways: the reflection effect. While most of us remember to reapply sunscreen after swimming, many don't realize that water reflects up to 10% of UV radiation, effectively giving you a double dose of sun exposure. Dr. Patel joins us to discuss how heightened sunburns near water accelerate skin damage, the long-term risks of skin cancer, and the specific preventative steps you need to take to protect yourself and your family. IN THIS STREAM, WE COVER: • Why being near water drastically increases your UV exposure. • The science behind "reflective sunburns" and how to spot early skin damage. • Dr. Patel’s top dermatological recommendations for water-resistant sun protection. #SkinCancerAwareness #SunSafety #Dermatology #SunburnPrevention #SummerHealth #DrShyamalPatel #SkincareTips #LiveHealth #fox10talks

From global conflicts and public health concerns to Pride Month, monsoon season, and the latest entertainment headlines, today’s FOX 10 Talks is packed with stories that matter.

For this week's edition of Cool House, FOX 10's Syleste Rodriguez takes you to Paradise Valley, where homes have large grassy yards and views for days. Even against that backdrop, it's safe to say that this luxury home has it all.

Glendale Police say a woman is dead, after she was hit by three different cars near 59th and Grand Avenues. Detectives say the drivers involved may not even have realized that they hit the woman.

A crash that happened near 10th Avenue and Northern on the night of June 7 has sent two people to the hospital. Of the two hospitalized, one was listed in critical condition.

Defying a four-to-six-month prognosis, an Arizona woman celebrates new research data showing major progress against cancer. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen learns more her story of survival following the medical breakthrough.

Around 100 fans lined the streets to welcome the Turkish national soccer team to the Mesa. The team is utilizing the 275-acre Arizona Athletic Grounds facility to train for the World Cup. FOX 10's Jacob Luthi was there as fans greeted the team.