Haunting last words shouted to Baton Rouge teen after he went overboard and vanished

In a viral video that possibly shows the last moments of Cameron Robbins' life, someone is heard yelling, "bye, bye," as the Louisiana high school graduate disappears into the water and the video cuts off.

Lori Vallow verdict; Arizona man in need of kidney transplant : Here are tonight's top stories

From the jury reaching a verdict in the trial of the so-called 'Doomsday Mom,' to a more lighthearted story of a man who devised a DIY solution to a bug problem in the South, here's a look at the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com.

Watch: Man torches termite swarms with DIY flamethrower

After about a minute of unsuccessful swatting, Kenny Bellau reached for "something a little more lethal."

Family paid $250,000 after cashing in bonds left tattered by Hurricane Katrina

A man kept the bonds in a bank vault that was flooded during Katrina. He put the damaged paper in his attic, where they were found by his his family after he died.

Louisiana teen awarded over $10 million in scholarships, makes final college decision

Dennis Maliq Barnes, who goes by Maliq, made headlines in previous weeks after he was rewarded more than $9 million in scholarships, but since then, he’s surpassed that amount with more than $10 million in scholarship offers.

Louisiana senior, 16, awarded more than $9 million in scholarships

Maliq Barnes, 16, was accepted to 175 colleges and universities and was offered more than $9 million in scholarships from more than 125 different schools.

Louisiana pizzeria offers free pizza for a year in exchange for Taylor Swift tickets

The owners of Zee's Pizzeria are "huge" Swifties, but like many others, weren’t able to score The Eras Tour tickets – so they came up with a clever offer.

New plans to revive New Orleans amusement park abandoned since Hurricane Katrina
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Since Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005, a Six Flags amusement park in the area has sat abandoned. The park was submerged by floodwaters during the hurricane, and attempts to redevelop the area since have all failed. However, a group of new developers believe they can revive the area with a new project. Reporter Rebekah Castor has more.