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A Chandler city councilman is calling for a Phoenix police sergeant to be fired after FOX 10 identified him as a masked man with a gun at a student protest against ICE. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum obtained new video of the cop outside the high school where police say he wanted students to assault him so they'd be arrested.

Scottsdale Police Department's Real Time Crime Center won a national award for its use of technology and drones in their crime response. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz learns more about the award-winning program. 

Natural disasters are increasing affecting Arizonans, and the Red Cross wants to be prepared to help those in need. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more on the 'shelter simulation' event the group did with the City of Tolleson.

FOX 10 Anchors Christina Carilla and Steve Nielsen dive into the biggest stories making headlines. Artemis II takes center stage — what this historic mission means for the future of space exploration. Former CIA officer Tim Roemer breaks down the escalating tensions and war with Iran and what it could mean globally. Katie Sieker gives us a look inside Arizona Tech Week and why it’s putting the state on the innovation map. We unpack the viral “Where is Jessica?” parenting trend— what it is and why it’s blowing up.

Phoenix faces a 1980 economic crunch: rising wages and rates strain locals, auto sales stall, and transit disputes grow, while leaders hope urban renewal and pool safety tech offer a path forward.

Richard Painter, former Chief White House Ethics Lawyer under George W. Bush and author of American Nero, joins us on FOX 10 Talks to discuss the escalating conflict with Iran and President Trump’s recent controversial rhetoric. Painter analyzes the legality of "Operation Epic Fury" and the President’s social media posts, including the suggestion that he could "get rid of an entire civilization." As a professor of corporate law and a fierce government watchdog, Painter breaks down why he believes these actions bypass Congress, violate the Constitution, and put the global rule of law at risk.

Dr. Sophia Gad-Nasr, cosmologist and renowned science communicator, dissects the technical and philosophical stakes of Artemis II, NASA’s first crewed mission to the Moon in over 50 years.  While the mission’s primary goal is to test the Orion spacecraft and the Space Launch System (SLS) with humans aboard, Gad-Nasr explores how this journey serves as a precursor to answering the deepest mysteries of space.

On today's show, Governor Katie Hobbs talks about Arizona’s future and her reelection campaign. Plus, we get the latest updates on the war in Iran and the Artemis II space mission.

Governor Katie Hobbs joins FOX 10 Talks for an exclusive, wide-ranging interview on the current state of Arizona politics. As the 2026 election cycle heats up, Governor Hobbs sits down to answer the tough questions. In this interview, we dive deep into: - The Biggs Debate: Will the Governor commit to a face-off with her Republican opponent? - The "Charlie Kirk Freeway" Veto: Why Hobbs blocked the bill to rename the Loop 202 after the Turning Point USA founder, calling it "partisan political theater." - Education & ESAs: Her plan for "guardrails" on the Empowerment Scholarship Account program to ensure taxpayer accountability. - The SAVE Act: The Governor’s perspective on recent voting legislation and why she continues to push back against GOP-led election bills. - Budget Battles: How she plans to work with a divided legislature on middle-class tax cuts and housing.

History was made on April 7, as a group of female Vietnam War veterans embarked on the country's first all-women Honor Flight to the U.S. capital.

FOX 10's Irene Snyder checks out Desert Bloom Arizona, located in Mesa near Gilbert Road and Southern Avenue.

Gustavo Elias, 29, is accusing of ramming a motorcyclist during a road-rage confrontation in Chandler.

Ian Mitcham is accused of killing Allison Feldman in 2015. Mitcham was connected to the murder through the use of familial DNA.

An often overlooked election is getting a lot of attention. More than 40 positions at one of the nation's largest public utilities are up for grabs on April 7, and several national political groups are getting involved. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has the details.