Phoenix homicide detectives arrested a man this week in the November 2025 shooting that killed Kevin Mitchell. Authorities say the arrest followed months of investigation and tips.

A man surrendered after allegedly smashing a Pinal County school-bus window; SWAT and negotiators resolved the standoff and a child suffered only minor injuries.

An alleged road‑rage shooting near Val Vista and University drives left at least one person shot and prompted an active police investigation in Mesa.

A motorcyclist died after a late-night multi-vehicle crash on Loop 303 in Surprise; DPS says the rider was ejected and the investigation is ongoing.

A Michigan man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison in Arizona after jurors convicted him of setting Swift Transportation trailers ablaze; he had earlier received federal time in California.

Federal prosecutors allege nine people used straw purchasers to acquire more than 15 firearms — including Barrett .50-caliber rifles — that were meant for Mexico.

A Cochise County man indicted on election‑fraud charges was extradited from Hawaii and is due to be arraigned on Monday.

A woman was seriously injured in a stabbing near 75th Avenue and Encanto Boulevard in west Phoenix. Police have closed the scene and Silent Witness is offering a reward for tips.

Two Poston Junior High students were arrested in Mesa during Friday’s anti-ICE protest; one was booked into Durango juvenile and the other referred to juvenile court. The arrests came amid Valley-wide student walkouts.

Casa Grande unveils a new mural at City Hall North Plaza, created by local artist Paige Reesor, at a ribbon-cutting event on February 3, celebrating community and culture.

Peoria Sports Complex gears up for 2026 Spring Training with ticket sales starting January 31 and various promotions, including discounts for residents, military, and first responders.

Flagstaff City Council ended its contract with Flock Safety, aiming to dismantle the license plate recording technology, with camera removal scheduled by February 5 as confirmed by the company.

Surprise, Arizona, offers a series of free cultural events in February, including a local band competition, a community mural workshop, an outdoor sketching tour, and a live music event at Asante Library.