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Fox 10 Reporter. Excited to be back in AZ after being gone for six years in SF and NYC.
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Who owns the $12.8M ticket? Scottsdale Circle K manager fired after buying winning lottery ticket Original

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By Brian Webb Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
A legal battle is brewing over a winning lottery ticket sold at a Circle K store in Scottsdale. It's worth nearly $13 million, but who has the right to all that money? A customer who left the ticket behind, the manager who bought it, or the company where the ticket was sold? The story starts in November of last year. A woman walks into a Circle K to buy $85 worth of lottery tickets. The tickets are printed out, but she only has $60 to pay for them. And that is where things get tricky.
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Summer in Arizona: Fountain Hills firefighters stay busy with daily summer snake calls

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By Brian Webb Verified
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Follow Summer in Arizona: Fountain Hills firefighters stay busy with daily summer snake calls Fri, July 10, 2026 at 1:19 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fountain Hills firefighters respond to snake removal calls multiple times a day, making it one of the most frequent types of calls directly behind medical emergencies. Fire crews in Fountain Hills handled approximately 1,100 snake calls during the last fiscal year, averaging about three calls each day.
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Summer in Arizona: Fountain Hills firefighters stay busy with daily summer snake calls

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By Brian Webb Verified
| KSAZ-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
Fountain Hills firefighters are busy this summer. They are not putting out house fires, but rather going on calls for snakes. Fountain Hills fire crews went on about 1,100 snake calls last fiscal year. That breaks down to about three calls a day. A single shift went on six calls before noon. Those calls come in several times a day, especially in the summer, and it is the fire department's job to remove and relocate the creatures.
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