**Top Stories: Deadly Crash Admission, Teen Girl's Murder Verdict, High School Threat, and More**

In a series of impactful events, today’s headlines from FOX10Phoenix.com spotlight significant incidents ranging from legal verdicts to life-saving rescues.

An Ohio teenager has confessed to inadvertently triggering a tragic accident involving a tanker truck in central Illinois. The incident resulted in the release of thousands of gallons of ammonia, leading to the deaths of five individuals. The teen admitted her fault upon reviewing the truck's dash-cam footage, saying, "It was totally my bad."

In another story, justice was served as Alex Madrid was found guilty of the murder of 14-year-old Claudia Ann Lucero. Her body was tragically discovered in a dumpster two miles from her Mesa home back in 2013. The jury’s conviction marks the end of a long legal journey for Lucero's family.

Phoenix Police have detained a juvenile female linked to a high school threat. The teenager admitted her involvement, explaining that what started as a joke spiraled out of control, leading to serious consequences.

Residents in Phoenix and Scottsdale are advised to be cautious as a credit card skimming scam targeting ATMs has come to light. Authorities are investigating, and the community is urged to stay vigilant when using ATMs in these areas.

In another event, Phoenix Police officers recently intervened to save two dogs left chained outside in extreme heat conditions. The swift actions of the officers saved the dogs, and the homeowner now faces two felonies in addition to city code violations.

Keep these stories in mind as you navigate the day, and remain alert to your surroundings and the well-being of others.