Arizona Wildfire Started by Vehicle Sparks Safety Concerns; Teen Murder Suspects Face Harsh Penalties | Nightly News Update | FOX 10 Phoenix

Arizona wildfire ignited by vehicle sparks concerns over safety measures. In recent developments, authorities have identified a suspect accused of igniting a wildfire in Yavapai County, Arizona, by driving a pickup truck with a metal rim for nearly three miles, resulting in over 700 acres of burned land. The affected communities are currently on "SET" status, indicating they should be prepared for potential evacuation. Additionally, investigations continue into the tragic murder of 16-year-old Zariah Dodd, with prosecutors considering severe penalties, including the possible application of the death penalty, for the suspects involved. Other notable stories include the growth of the Dragon Bravo Fire to over 114,000 acres, an incident involving a suspect shot while attempting to access Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, and an Arizona tourist facing a substantial medical bill after hospitalization. Stay tuned for more updates on these stories and the latest weather forecast.