Arizona

The victim of a deadly motorcycle crash at a Mesa intersection was identified as a professional bull rider. FOX 10's Andrew Christiansen learns more about how a local rodeo community is honoring one of their own and supporting his family he left behind.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a lawsuit against MultiPlan and eight major health insurance companies, including Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. FOX 10's Megan Spector reports.

Developer BB Living has officially pulled its application to rezone Shalimar Golf Course after facing intense opposition from local residents, but future plans for the now-shuttered golf course remain unclear. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen reports.

One of baseball’s biggest rivalries is back as the Los Angeles Dodgers come to town to face the Diamondbacks. Reporter Megan Plain joins from the ballpark with a preview. Sun Devil baseball star Landon Hairston’s ejection against Nebraska became a major talking point. Former ASU standout Cam Skattebo is turning heads as he begins his NFL journey with the New York Giants. Plus, the Los Angeles Rams pull off a big trade and the breakdown of the Knicks vs. Spurs for the NBA Finals. 

The start of June is already hot, with triple digits returning. A weak high-pressure system will lead to warming temperatures this week, bringing expected highs of 106 to the Valley. 

Maricopa County prosecutors say a man who has a lengthy history of theft-related convictions has been sentenced to 19 years behind bars in connection with a store robbery in 2025.

The latest from Tyler Robinson's virtual court hearing and what it could mean moving forward in the high-profile case following Charlie Kirk's death. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum previews his major investigation, examining a federal judge’s ruling against Arizona’s prison healthcare system. Plus, the fallout after a school board member’s alleged Nazi salute sparked outrage. We break down key moments from our interview with Congressman David Schweikert, as he continues his campaign for Arizona governor.

Arizona gubernatorial candidate David Schweikert outlines his visual priorities for the state, addressing critical voter concerns regarding the economy, inflation, and border safety. Pointing to public data and user polling results, Schweikert highlights how different platforms track local anxieties over rising housing costs and border security. He stresses that economic instability hurts the state's global standing, noting its low affordability ranking and recent employment drops.  To curb illegal trafficking and border vulnerabilities, Schweikert advocates for enhanced internal law enforcement coordination and structural reforms. He points to security gaps on state highways from midnight to 5 a.m. caused by budget realignments, which have diverted funds away from law enforcement substations and vehicle repairs toward welfare services. Schweikert details a strategy requiring municipal police, county sheriffs, and the Department of Public Safety to share data and synchronize operations effectively. Addressing demographic trends and infrastructure, Schweikert explores solutions for declining populations under age 18 and a growing senior demographic, suggesting underutilized school buildings be repurposed for senior care. He supports Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESAs) as a vital mechanism for educational choice while calling for commercial data software to catch systemic fraud. Schweikert also covers state regulations on data centers, energy demands, and his primary campaign strategy heading into the upcoming election against opponent Andy Biggs, warning that Republican electability is crucial to prevent programmatic rollbacks by Governor Katie Hobbs.

Congressman David Schweikert returns to the FOX 10 studio for the third time to discuss his campaign for Arizona governor, the issues driving his candidacy, and his vision for the state.

A man accused of trying to strangle his girlfriend in a trailer in Paulden in 2025 has been arrested at a California amusement park.

One person is dead after he was stabbed and shot early on June 1 in Peoria, and investigators believe the suspect and the victim may have known each other.