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Hundreds of pounds of drugs, including meth and cocaine, were seized before reaching the streets of Phoenix, as officials disrupted supply chains and dismantled major drug traffickers.

As spring break travel picks up, the partial government shutdown is causing delays at airports for thousands of travelers. FOX's Sarah Alegre learns how the lack of funding for the Department of Homeland Security is affecting security lines.

It's going to be a hot week, but we are also expecting slightly cooler weather for the Phoenix area next week.

FOX 10 Anchors Christina Carilla and Marc Martinez talk about the biggest news stories of the day. Julian Paredes, a gas expert with AAA, joins to discuss the latest on gas prices. Plus, the Director of the National Counter Terrorism Center has resigned. FOX 10 Reporter Steve Nielsen joins to speak about the increase in rattlesnakes and scorpion stings. Finally, our new reporter Jacob Luthi joins to say hello. 

The group United Farm Workers is cancelling Cesar Chavez day events, after abuse allegations surfaced against the late civil rights icon.

FOX 10 Weather Expert Ashley Loaeza & Livestream Journalist Isabella Fredrickson talk about the extreme heat warnings across the Valley, triple-digit warm-ups and other extreme weather across the country, in this edition of Weather & Whatever.

On today's show, Phoenix Fire Captain Mike Johnson talks about a three-person hiker rescue that took place on Camelback Mountain.

As the conflict in the Middle East intensifies, the U.S. military has launched Operation Epic Fury, targeting Iranian missile sites, naval assets, and nuclear infrastructure.  Today on FOX 10 Talks, hear from with national security expert Dr. Rebecca Grant to break down the strategy behind these precision strikes and what they mean for global stability. With over two decades of experience inside the "inner circles" of Washington D.C., Dr. Grant brings her expertise in aerospace research and military strategy.