Phoenix police dismantled a potential explosive at The View apartments after a woman threatened an employee and left a suspicious item, leading to her arrest and the evacuation of nearby apartments.

Phoenix residents commemorated Memorial Day with a ceremony including a flyover and flagged graves, featuring Gold Star families and a Cold War Veteran Grand Marshal.

A head-on collision in Parker County, Texas, resulted in four deaths. The Springtown ISD community mourns, and the injured teacher is recovering. A family involved in an Arizona crash urges ADOT for better highway safety measures.

Arizona siblings, "Life in 3D," honor veterans with a YouTube tribute video, using music and personal stories to evoke the sacrifices of military service members.

The Wildcat Fire near Desert Mountain and Tonto Hills is 84% contained after burning 14,402 acres. Some areas reopened with caution advised. Firefighting efforts continue with reduced personnel.

Recovery efforts continue at Bartlett Lake, AZ, for a man who went underwater and did not resurface. The man's identity and the event's specifics are not disclosed.

Arizona faces an increased wildfire activity compared to last year, with authorities urging preparedness and evacuation plans due to dry, windy conditions facilitating the spread of fires.

Arizonians will participate in The Murph Challenge on Memorial Day weekend, a tough workout honoring Navy SEAL LT. Michael Murphy, with options to tailor the exercise difficulty.

A vigil was held to honor Sean Bickings on the second anniversary of his drowning at Tempe Town Lake, remembering him and advocating for the homeless.

Pima Animal Care Center launches free microchipping clinics for Pima County pets to aid in identification and recovery, particularly with the upcoming Fourth of July festivities.

A 22-year-old man, Christian Mayson Kaya, was indicted on 31 counts of organized retail theft, having stolen over $7,000 from a Phoenix store over 14 months.

Mesa Police Department enhances DUI enforcement during Memorial Day weekend, with patrols from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m., as part of the GOHS DUI Task Force, urging responsible celebration.

Arizona man, Anthony Martinez, was convicted of first-degree murder and other charges in the starvation death of his 6-year-old son, Deshaun Martinez.