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Governor Katie Hobbs and her pick for Lieutenant Governor, John Giles, discuss their campaign. Plus, hip-hop legend Ice Cube previews his upcoming show, talks about his legendary career, and shares what fans can expect when he takes the stage.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and her Lieutenant Governor candidate, former Mesa Mayor John Giles, sat down with FOX 10 Talks to discuss their bipartisan ticket and their shared vision for the state ahead of Election Day.  Key topics covered: Bipartisan Leadership: Why a Democratic Governor and an Independent candidate (formerly Republican Mayor) are uniting to deliver results.  Reproductive Freedom: Both candidates express their support for Proposition 139 and protecting reproductive rights in the Arizona  Constitution.Education & ESA Vouchers: Discussing the balance between supporting public schools, respecting parent choice, and addressing accountability and waste in the Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) program. Economy & Taxes: Hobbs highlights the recent $1.4 billion tax cut package, including no taxes on tips and overtime, expanding child care credits, and relieving over $1 billion in medical debt for 600,000+  Arizonans.Water & Healthcare: Long-term plans for water augmentation (desalination), Colorado River cuts, and bridging healthcare access gaps in rural Arizona. The Debate Controversy: Hobbs addresses criticisms from political opponents regarding debates, emphasizing her preference for direct, face-to-face engagements with voters and open press events.

On Channel 10 Rewind 1979: Phoenix pilots protest a costly new security badge and insurance mandate at Sky Harbor Airport.

A shooting early Thursday morning at a home near Verrado Way and McDowell Road left a man dead and his 17-year-old daughter wounded. Police say a suspect is in custody. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.

Lawmakers voted to fund psychological services for police officers following a violent traffic stop that led to the arrest and termination of two Phoenix cops. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen has more as one councilwoman calls out the Phoenix Police Department's history of violence.

Tempe and Cave Creek join other jurisdictions in ending automated license plate reader programs. FOX 10's Jacob Luthi has the details.

Chandler's Kyrene Aprende Middle School celebrates dogs every Wednesday. FOX 10's Danielle Miller visited the school for the celebration on National Dog Day.

The city of Phoenix invested thousands in chilled water stations, but residents and unhoused individuals report the fountains dispense warm water. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.

ASU campus police say they have arrested a Mesa man for allegedly filming students using the bathroom, and they say this is not the first time the suspect has done such a thing.

In this episode, the sports team breaks down a wild week in Valley sports, featuring a dramatic Diamondbacks finish, critical college football decisions and NFL joint practice action.