White powder incident at Arizona State Capitol under joint FBI, DPS investigation

An envelope filled with white powder at the Arizona Capitol Executive Tower led to evacuations, testing, and a joint investigation by the FBI and DPS.

Thieves steal $70,000 in Pokémon cards from Phoenix store, owners say

Burglars smashed through the wall of a Phoenix card shop and stole thousands of dollars in merchandise. The owners are asking the public for help to find the suspects.

FTC launches $9.8M payout to Walmart wire service customers targeted by scams

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is sending payments that will total more than $9.8 million to customers of Walmart’s wire services who the agency says fell victim to scams. 

Judge tosses child sex abuse charges against actor Timothy Busfield: Reports

A New Mexico state court judge dismissed charges of child sexual abuse Friday against "West Wing" actor and director Timothy Busfield, but said prosecutors could pursue new charges against him. 

Adrian Fontes speaks after AZ State Capitol scare
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Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes condemned threats against election personnel following a hazmat scare at his office, which is located at the Arizona State Capitol. FOX 10's Taylor Wirtz reports.

Phoenix wrong-way crash kills 10-year-old girl
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A 10-year-old girl dies after a wrong-way crash in Phoenix, while her mother remains in critical condition. The suspect faces second-degree murder charges. FOX 10's Brian Webb reports.

Oregon school shooting leaves 4 victims dead in Bend
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Four victims, including three children, were killed in a Bend, Oregon school shooting. A parent stopped the shooter.

Scottsdale man said declining cocaine was 'offensive to his culture' before shooting up apartment, police say

CULTURE CLASH: A Scottsdale man allegedly attacked neighbors who refused to do cocaine with him, claiming it was "offensive to his culture." But after a hammer blow to the face chipped his tooth, police say he grabbed a gun and opened fire.

Suspect in fatal Phoenix wrong-way crash had .181 blood alcohol level, court docs say

Richard Blackstar is accused of murder and aggravated assault in connection with a wrong-way crash near 18th and Washington streets that left a 10-year-old girl dead and her mother critically injured.

Oregon school shooting: Gunman and some victims identified amid ongoing investigation

Officials shared new details about the Oregon school shooting, including victim identities, the suspect’s access to the school, and the courageous actions that helped end the attack.

Teacher tackles gunman during Bend, Oregon school shooting

An unnamed teacher threw her phone and tackled the gunman during a school shooting in Bend, Oregon, likely saving lives. Police called her actions "heroic."

Amber Guyger released on parole after murder conviction

Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger, who was convicted of murdering a man inside his own apartment, was released from prison today.

Bend, Oregon school shooting suspect identified

Here's what is known about the suspect in the deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon.

Shooting reported on Loop 101 in Scottsdale

Police say one person was shot on Oct. 16 on the northbound Loop 101 near the Chaparral Road off-ramp.

Armed parent stops gunman in deadly Oregon elementary school shooting

An armed bystander who chased down and fatally shot a teenage gunman inside an Oregon elementary school Thursday has been identified as a local father of two children who attend the school, according to family members and officials.

Austin man allegedly told Houston teen he wanted to get her pregnant, invited her to Trump rally

An Austin man has been booked into Harris County jail after being arrested on felony charges for attempting to sleep with 15-year-old Houston teen, including wanting to bring her to a President Trump rally and get her pregnant.

USS Cole bombing suspect's mental fitness questioned ahead of trial

The trial for Abd al-Rahim al-Nashirim, the man suspected of organizing the deadly October 12, 2000, al-Qaida attack on the USS Cole in Yemen that killed 17 U.S. Navy sailors, is scheduled to start this month. His lawyer is asking for a military court to determine Nashiri’s competence before trial, arguing that he has a traumatic brain injury "arising from torture in CIA custody."