Over 1 billion birds in the US annually die from window collisions, highlighting the significant threat posed by human structures to avian populations.

A semi-truck carrying watermelons caught fire on I-10 in Tempe, leading to lane closures and no reported injuries.

An officer and a suspect were hospitalized after a shooting during a Phoenix traffic stop. The suspect attempted to grab the officer's weapon and was shot, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.

Rep. David Schweikert admitted to missing a House vote on a spending bill due to falling asleep after working on legislation for 36 hours straight. The bill, which passed narrowly, includes tax cuts and Medicaid cuts.

ABC15 and Arizona 61 partner for a water drive with local groups to help Arizonans stay hydrated, as drowning remains a top cause of death for young kids, underlining the need for water safety.

JBS's Tolleson plant faced fines for safety violations, including an incident leading to an employee's amputation and another causing a fatal forklift accident.

Scottsdale police arrested seven individuals linked to a string of burglaries believed to be part of the South American Theft Group. The crackdown followed a tip from Burbank, CA police.

An armed robbery at Lix Uptown Ice Cream in Phoenix is under investigation after a gunman stole cash. The owner praised his staff's calm during the incident, and police seek tips via Silent Witness with potential rewards.

Betty Nora Anderson, 65, from Phoenix, has been sentenced to over 8 years for narcotics trafficking and bankruptcy fraud. She smuggled drugs into the US and lied in bankruptcy filings.

Air France celebrates one year of its direct route from Phoenix to Paris, which has been well-received, upgraded to larger aircraft due to demand, and has positively impacted Arizona's economy and tourism.

Arizona's education chief Tom Horne urges schools to allow military graduates to wear regalia at commencement, highlighting their exceptional commitment, citing the case of Daniela Rascon-Rivas.

The Mesa Unified School District updated its policy to allow 2025 graduates to wear military regalia at commencement ceremonies, aligning with the Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne's call to honor students enlisting in the armed forces.

Pinal County officials caution hikers about extreme heat and emphasize preparation, including hydration, appropriate clothing, and avoiding midday hikes, to prevent heat-related incidents.