The children of a man whose brutal suicide was accidentally aired live on Fox News last year are suing the network, claiming they were emotionally traumatized after watching the footage of their ...

The national media (and rest of the local media) have finally discovered the lawsuit we wrote about last week, resulting from Fox News airing a man’s suicide on live television last year. According to ...

You might remember this story from last September, when a Phoenix-area man’s post-police-chase suicide was caught on camera by KSAZ, the local Fox affiliate, and broadcast nationally by Fox News. Now, ...

You may recall that last September, Fox News aired a car chase that culminated in JoDon Romero getting out of his car and shooting himself in the head. His suicide was aired on Fox before they could ...

Phoenix police have identified the man who shot himself in the head live on the Fox News Channel last week as 33-year-old Jodon Romero, who had run into trouble with the law in the past. The Arizona ...

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PHOENIX (CN) - Fox News' broadcast of a man's suicide left his three young children with post-traumatic stress disorder, their mother claims in court. Angela Rodriguez sued News Corp., Fox ...

PHOENIX (AP) — A man who stole a car at gunpoint, shot at Phoenix police officers and then led them on a chase that ended with his suicide broadcast on national television was identified Saturday as a ...

PHOENIX (AP) -- A woman sued Fox News Network for airing live footage last fall of a carjacking suspect in a police chase committing suicide in the Arizona desert and not using a time delay that would ...

Fox News broadcast Jodon Romero’s suicide Friday at the end of a car chase. His sister Nature Romero tells NBC affiliate KPNX in Phoenix, “That shouldn’t have been the way that any of us had to learn ...

You might remember this story from last September, when a Phoenix-area man's post-police-chase suicide was caught on camera by KSAZ, the local Fox affiliate, and broadcast nationally by Fox News. Now, ...

The mother of three children of a US man whose suicide was inadvertently broadcast live on Fox News Channel has sued the network, claiming infliction of emotional distress. In September, JoDon Romero, ...