Lindsey Ragas is a reporter and fill-in anchor, focusing on local news in the Phoenix area for FOX10 Phoenix. She has also written for Yahoo News and FOX 11 Los Angeles - KTTV. With experience in various news outlets, including WAGA-TV in Atlanta, Lindsey covers a range of topics from crime and court cases to human interest stories and local events.
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Lindsey Ragas primarily covers breaking news and evolving stories with a focus on family & relationships and crime, particularly in the Arizona area. She seems to be interested in covering local incidents such as shootings, missing persons cases, and other criminal activities.
Given her coverage attributes, Lindsey would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news about ongoing criminal investigations or significant developments in missing persons cases within Arizona. Additionally, she might also appreciate insights from local law enforcement officials or experts who can provide context around these events.
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By: Lindsey Ragas, Corey Wey Right
A former classmate of Luigi Mangione spoke to FOX 10 about his time with the suspect in a high-profile killing.
By: Lindsey Ragas
We're hearing from a former classmate of Luigi Mangione, the suspect in last week's murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City.
By: Lindsey Ragas
Arizona State is heading to the Peach Bowl on Jan. 1 after winning the Big 12 Championship on Dec. 7.
By: Lindsey Ragas
The Brief PHOENIX - Thieves are getting creative when it comes to stealing packages from your front door. In this particular case, a woman is dressed like an Amazon delivery driver.
By: Lindsey Ragas
The employee who tracked down Luigi Mangione should be eligible for $60,000, but Sgt Brian Bower with Silent Witness says each law enforcement agency has a different policy.
The Brief GILBERT, Ariz. - A Gilbert neighborhood is rattled after a two-ton moving truck crashed into a cinder block wall before taking off.
By: Lindsey Ragas, George Mosely
George Keith Mosley, 31, was arrested while leaving a Scottsdale hotel with a teenage girl.
By: Lindsey Ragas
Laveen residents are upset with AZ Green Guys for violating zoning laws and emitting a foul odor, which they believe is causing health issues.
The Brief CHANDLER, Ariz. - Police departments in the Phoenix area, as well as other departments around the U.S., say they are seeing a rise
By: Lindsey Ragas
A man from Scottsdale was happy to hear from a second opinion he would be taken off a feeding tube just in time for the holidays.
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