Lauren Clark

3 weeks ago | fox10phoenix.com | Lauren Clark

Four days after an Apache Junction Police officer was shot in the face, the community is supporting his family and department as he continues to fight for his life. What we know:Not only is there a GoFundMe for Officer Gabriel Facio, but community members have shown up to the Apache Junction Police Department headquarters to drop off notes and flowers to show the department they care during this time.

3 weeks ago | fox10phoenix.com | Lauren Clark

New developments have emerged in the Preston Lord murder case. One of the seven suspects accused of killing the East Valley teen turned down a plea deal, leaving that case in legal limbo. In court on May 30, Judge Fish explained to defendant Jacob Meisner how high the stakes are. What we know:He started with the prison time the 18-year-old could face if found guilty by a jury of the first-degree murder charge alone. "It is life with the possibility of release after 25 years," Judge Fish said.

1 month ago | fox10phoenix.com | Lauren Clark

After a red-hot real estate market heated up in the pandemic, many are noticing a cooldown. According to Zillow, the average home value in April is down 2.6% from last year. It’s no surprise to anyone that there has been a noticeable shift in the Arizona housing market as prices are starting to drop and inventory is starting to go up. But the main question: Is this something temporary or something more long-term?

1 month ago | fox10phoenix.com | Lauren Clark

Cranes and crane operators do most of the heavy lifting for construction across the Valley. FOX 10's Lauren Clark shows us what’s needed to work among the clouds and Phoenix skyline, and why what you think you know about cranes is probably wrong. What they're saying: You can’t miss it across the Phoenix skyline – a sea of cranes towering from above. What does it take to work behind one? Christopher Oehl would know. He’s had a lot of time and experience with cranes. It’s even in his DNA.

1 month ago | fox10phoenix.com | Lauren Clark

Prosecutors are officially seeking the death penalty for Sencere Hayes, the man accused of kidnapping and shooting Mercedes Vega back in 2023. He reportedly left her in a burning car along I-10 and Tonopah to die. What we know: According to a recent court filing, the state says the decision was based on the cruelty of Vega’s death and his depraved motive of witness elimination. Vega’s parents say it’s like a weight has been lifted from their shoulders.