From a report of microdosing chocolate bars sending several to the hospital, to a little girl from Arizona being rescued after allegedly being taken by a non-custodial parent, here are tonight's top stories.
1. Microdosing chocolate bars sent 6 people to hospitals, FDA says
The edible chocolate bars are made with soy, milk and a "proprietary blend of nootropic and functional mushrooms." They have sickened eight people, with six of those hospitalized.
2. AZ Governor Katie Hobbs accused in alleged 'pay-for-play' scheme involving group home operator
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is investigating ties between Governor Katie Hobbs and the operator of a group home for foster kids, amid reports that the firm made donations to the governor's inauguration fund and the Arizona Democratic Party before getting a large rate hike from the state.
3. Peoria child rescued out of state after allegedly being taken by non-custodial parent
The Peoria Police Department says a two-year-old girl who was allegedly taken by her non-custodial parent was rescued out of state.
4. Xylitol sugar alternative linked to higher risk of heart attack, stroke: study
Humans produce xylitol in their bodies at very low levels, but high levels of the compound can cause "big problems," a new study concludes.
5. Neighbors rush to save Scottsdale home after fire was sparked accidentally
Video taken by home surveillance cameras in the Valley shows how easy a fire can start, and the homeowner has a warning for others.