A multi-vehicle crash in Phoenix hospitalized three people after one car fleeing a traffic stop hit another vehicle; the driver of the fleeing vehicle was arrested.

A couple was found dead in a Phoenix home in a suspected murder-suicide, leaving two children and the community in shock.

A Goodyear family says an 83-year-old was conned out of more than $200,000 in an elaborate online romance scam that used fake IDs and sham shipping firms.

A 7-year-old boy named Jaxx is in critical condition with severe internal and potential spinal injuries after an accident involving a suspected drunk driver in south Phoenix.

Two school buses collided in Peoria, sending seven to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident, involving students from a K-8 charter school, was due to one bus failing to stop at a red light.

A fatal shooting in West Phoenix claimed the life of Steven Stone Jr.; police seek information but have not disclosed suspect details. Silent Witness offers rewards for leads.

Kitchell sold Mountain Ranch Marketplace in Goodyear to Bershon Realty for roughly $23 million. The 49,683‑sf center is largely leased and includes two buildable pads.

Officers found a man shot inside a south Phoenix home Saturday; detectives are asking anyone with information to contact Silent Witness. The case remains under investigation.

A man was rushed to a hospital after a shooting at a Buckeye home near Watson and Yuma roads; police say there is no ongoing threat and detectives are investigating.

A DUI driver caused a collision with two Waymo vehicles, leading to severe injuries for one, while the Waymo passenger was unharmed. The drunk driver was arrested and charged.

Sophie Stern and Tysen Woodward received the John Lewis Youth Leadership Award from Arizona for their work in civil rights, civic engagement, and voter education.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs introduces a tax cut proposal aimed at helping the middle class, including exempting overtime and increasing deductions. She criticizes Republicans for not supporting the plan.

Pinal County confirms a case of measles in an individual in federal custody, emphasizing the low-risk to the public and advocating for MMR vaccinations.