Maricopa Co. agrees to $6M payout in 2020 protest case

Maricopa County agreed to a $6 million payout in a lawsuit brought by protesters wrongly charged as gang members in 2020. The board of supervisors unanimously approved the agreement on Dec. 11. The DOJ found the protesters rights were violated during their investigation into the Phoenix Police Department. All charges were eventually dismissed.

Silent Witness explains rewards for submitting tips

Silent Witness' Brian Bower helps explain the complicated reward policy for submitting tips to find criminals like the one submitted by a McDonald's employee to help capture Luigi Mangione. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has more.

AZ lawmaker looks to abolish death penalty

An Arizona lawmaker reintroduced a bill to abolish the death penalty. Democratic state Representative Patty Contreras of Ahwatukee argues there is no evidence that executions deter crime and is disproportionately applied.

Luigi Mangione: New evidence may shed light on shooting motive

More new evidence is surfacing that police in New York say connects the suspect, Luigi Mangione, to the murder of United Healthcare CEO, Brian Thompson. Investigators have recovered a spiral notebook that seems to shed light on the suspect's possible motive.

Mother gives update on teen hit by driver in Tempe

A Valley mother is speaking out after her teenage daughter was hit by a car while walking to school in Tempe on Dec. 3. She says her daughter is in a coma while the driver is accused of felonies.

Garbage truck explodes in neighborhood l FOX 10 Talks

Police video captured the dramatic moment a garbage truck exploded in Arlington Heights, Illinois, injuring two police officers and one firefighter. Ron Hoon and Syleste Rodriguez discuss this story and other local and national headlines.