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The director of Mesa Community College's drama department is accused of encouraging students to undress on stage in front of their classmates as part of a required midterm assignment. FOX 10's Kenzie Beach has this story.

Before the so-called 'Doomsday Mom' was sentenced on July 25, Judge Justin Beresky addressed the court and Lori Daybell, saying she left "a wake of destruction" that stretched multiple states, and that she should "never be released from prison."

Officials with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office said they will not be filing charges in the drowning death of Trigg Kiser, whose mother, Emilie, is a social media influencer.

The bizarre legal saga linked to the so-called 'Doomsday Mom' has come to a close, as an Arizona judge handed two more life sentences for Lori Daybell, in connection with the death of Charles Vallow and the ultimately unsuccessful plot on Brandon Boudreaux's life. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum and FOX 10's Lauren Clark have more.

The annual Arizona Fire School is coming up in September, and scholarships are available for those who want to attend. FOX 10's Dominique Newland has the details.

Beginning next week, Scottsdale will prohibit anyone under 16 from riding Class 3 e-bikes on city property. The city will also require all e-bikes on city roadways to be titled and registered. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz has the details.

We now know that a second person is under arrest in connection with the death of a 30-year-old Grant Siefert. The woman, according to officials, is the girlfriend of Jonathan Vazquez, who is facing murder charges in connection with the case.

Before she was sentenced to multiple life sentences in court on July 25, Lori Daybell made a speech in front of the judge, where she criticized the legal system and said she was 'convicted in the media' before she went to trial.

FOX 10 Sports Reporters Robby Baker & Blake Niemann talk about the biggest news in Arizona sports.

In this Newsmaker, John Hook talks with Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan about his time, so far, in office. We then talk with drug policy expert Kevin Sabet about marijuana in Arizona after voters passed its legalization in the 2020 election.

There were a number of dramatic moments in court on July 25, during the sentencing of Lori Daybell, and some of them involved the victim impact statement delivered by Larry Woodcock, who is the husband of Charles Vallow's sister, Kay Woodcock. "I will never call or speak of your name again, murderess!" Larry said during his statement. "You are nothing."

In the victim impact statement he delivered during the sentencing of Lori Daybell, Brandon Boudreaux said he would "never feel safe" if the so-called 'Doomsday Mom" is not put in prison. Daybell was sentenced to two life sentences in Arizona in connection with the crimes she was found guilty of here.

FOX 10's Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez speak to Shannon Bream about President Trump's visit to the Federal Reserve, his conversation with Chairman Jerome Powell and pressures to lower interest rates, how viewers feel about it, Ghislane Maxwell meeting with a U.S. Department of Justice official for the second day and more.

The final chapter of the legal saga involving Lori Daybell finally came to a close on July 25, with an Arizona judge sentencing the so-called 'Doomsday Mom' to multiple life sentences for her role in the murder of Charles Vallow, as well as an attempted murder. FOX 10 Investigator Justim Lum spoke with a panel of legal experts on the developments of the day.