Man charged in deadly Goodyear group home stabbing once spent time in prison for manslaughter
Reno Caddo's loved ones are searching for answers and calling for accountability, months after the 24-year-old man was killed at a group home in the West Valley. The suspect, identified as 45-year-old Glynn Peaches, was Caddo's roommate at the facility.
Sober Living Scheme: Arizona Attorney General addresses Medicaid fraud
Per AG Mayes, more than 120 individual and entities have been charged in connection to the Sober Living Scheme, but only a small percentage of the estimated $2 billion has been recovered.
Sober Living Scheme: AZ AG Mayes addresses fraud
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is prosecuting the latest case that is related to the Sober Living Crisis and the scandal involving Arizona's Medicaid agency, AHCCCS. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum sat down with AG Mayes, two years since the state finally began to crack down on the problem.
AHCCCS Fraud: Employees unaware of boss's guilty plea
Three people who used to work for an unlicensed health care facility in the Phoenix area are voicing their frustrations over what had happened. FOX 10's Justin Lum has this story.
Lawsuit: 'Body broker’ cashed in on insurance kickbacks by housing Oklahoma addicts
A Goodyear woman accused of sober living fraud is among several being sued for millions of dollars by a major health insurance company. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma alleges she acted as a "body broker." FOX 10's Justin Lum has more.
Arizona woman accused of being a 'body broker,' lawsuit alleges
A Goodyear woman accused of sober living fraud is one of several being sued for millions of dollars by a major health insurance company. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma accuses the woman of acting as a "body broker."
Mindvalley Behavioral: Owner linked to multiple evictions, unlicensed sober living homes & AZDHS investigation
A Phoenix counseling facility is under investigation by Arizona's Health Department and former employees say vulnerable people are being shuffled from home to home. FOX 10's Justin Lum reports.
Unlicensed treatment facility in motel linked to multi-million dollar fraud case
FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum reveals how an unlicensed treatment facility ran from a Phoenix motel is connected to a multi-million-dollar fraud case.
Phoenix motel used as unlicensed health care center tied to clinic convicted of AHCCCS fraud
FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum is uncovering how an unlicensed treatment facility operated out of a Phoenix motel with ties to a multi-million-dollar fraud case.
Sober living crisis: Displaced people remain homeless after AHCCCS scandal
Two major issues in Arizona have become intertwined since the state’s Medicaid agency cracked down on fraudulent behavioral health facilities in 2023. Some critics say the suspension of hundreds of providers was an over-correction after Arizona lost more than $2 billion in estimated fraud.
‘Scapegoat’: Attorney Ben Crump says Arizona wrongfully punished health providers in Medicaid fraud scandal
Attorney Ben Crump is getting involved in the Arizona Medicaid scandal that is believed to have cost the state nearly $2 billion in fraud claims.
Plane crash in Mesa; woman allegedly stole from Phoenix care facility resident | Nightly Roundup
From a plane crash that happened near an East Valley airport to what a former manager at a Phoenix care facility is accused of doing, here's a look at some of your top stories.
Sober living scandal: Native American woman incapacitated after being given fentanyl by staff, lawsuit says
A class-action lawsuit claims Arizona ignored exploitation and harm to natives in sober living facilities. It includes an allegation of a staff member giving fentanyl to an alcoholic, causing incapacitation.
Woman allegedly given fentanyl by sober living staff
A lawsuit claims the state of Arizona knew Native Americans were exploited, injured, and dying in sober living facilities and one complainant alleges a staff member gave an alcoholic fentanyl, causing incapacitation. FOX 10 Investigator Justin Lum has the story.
Rachel Henry plea deal details; sober living lawsuit targets Arizona government | Nightly Roundup
From details surrounding a plea deal for a woman accused of killing her three children to a class-action lawsuit related to Arizona's sober living crisis, here's a look at some of your top stories.
Sober living crisis: Class-action lawsuit launched against State of Arizona
We have been following Arizona's sober living crisis for quite some time, and recently, a group of lawyers involved in a class-action lawsuit against Arizona say state officials knew about the scheme years ago.
Sober living: Arizona class-action lawsuit filed
We have been following Arizona's sober living crisis for quite some time, and recently, a group of lawyers have launched a class-action lawsuit against the Arizona state government, accusing the state of knowing about the scheme years ago. FOX 10 Investigative Reporter Justin Lum has more.
Sober living scheme: Dept. of Justice investigating ongoing Medicaid fraud impacting Native Americans
More fallout from Arizona's massive Medicaid scandal, as officials with the U.S. Department of Justice say they are looking into the matter.
'Dr. Ed': Convicted felon, ex-doctor linked to Arizona's sober living scheme
Convicted felon and ex-doctor, Edward Sayegh, is linked to a behavioral health provider now suspended by Arizona's Medicaid system. We have what he's accused of and what he says about the allegations.
Felon, ex-doctor linked to Arizona's sober living scheme
Convicted felon and ex-doctor, Edward Sayegh, is linked to a behavioral health provider now suspended by Arizona's Medicaid system. We have what he's accused of and what he says about the allegations. FOX 10's Justin Lum has this story.