Arizona

Seven people were displaced after a fire broke out late Tuesday night at a home near 83rd Avenue and Thomas Road. Phoenix Fire officials say no residents were hurt, but a dog was found dead inside the home. The cause of the fire is unknown.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is joining 21 other states in the lawsuit, which claims Trump doesn't have the power to terminate billions in federal funding.

A Phoenix-Tucson passenger rail line is closer to reality after federal approval for ADOT to develop a plan. Over 2-3 years, they'll identify station locations and infrastructure needs.

The Arizona House passed a budget to avoid a government shutdown, but Gov. Katie Hobbs said she won't sign it. House Democrats criticized the move, saying Republicans refused to negotiate a bipartisan deal. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has this report.

FOX 10's Lauren Clark spoke with Adam Sheafe at the Flagstaff jail, where he's held on burglary charges. Sheafe, who confessed to killing Pastor Bill Schonemann, has yet to be formally charged in the murder. The details he revealed are disturbing.

A man who sprayed pesticides on produce at a Mesa grocery store was sentenced to one year in prison, with credit for time served. Charles Smith, 27, also received three years' probation for criminal damage and solicitation to commit burglary.

A new arcade, or claw-cade, is now open in Chandler, offering visitors the chance to win big prizes, including collectible toys. FOX 10's Irene Snyder has more from Claw Haus.

Coaches and staff from the Phoenix Mercury are spending the day packing thousands of meals at St. Mary's Food Bank. FOX 10's Desiree Fluellen takes us there to see the volunteers hard at work.

A person was injured on June 24 when a food truck crashed on Loop 303. According to the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the driver lost control after a tire blowout.

Tony Marie Gonzalez, 21, was identified as the woman who died in a Glendale hit-and-run on Monday night. The driver still hasn't been found.

Arizona's state government is on the brink of a shutdown if House lawmakers fail to reach an agreement on a new budget. They have until Monday to present a funding plan that Governor Katie Hobbs will sign.

Some Surprise residents are upset after the city council said it would end the WeRIDE pilot program, saying it was their only way to get around affordably. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez has the full story.

Summer is in full swing, and children in Peoria are keeping active with various activities, including jiu-jitsu. FOX 10's Danielle Miller visits a special summer camp at Crypto Jiu Jitsu.

We're hearing from Adam Sheafe, the man who has confessed to killing beloved New River pastor, Bill Schonemann. He says he doesn't have any regrets about what happened, and planned to carry out more killings.