A two-vehicle crash on I-17 near north Phoenix resulted in one fatality and critical injuries to another, with a Jeep overturning and a Silverado involved.

A storm in Arizona led to urgent water rescues, with multiple incidents requiring intervention by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and fire departments due to vehicles being trapped in floodwaters.

Post-government shutdown, TSA officers in Phoenix still await paychecks due to payroll backlogs, creating financial strain and anxiety among the workforce.

A family in Glendale was held at gunpoint during a home invasion, with police seeking help to identify the suspects.

Glendale police detectives, originally on traffic duty, heard gunshots and found 40-year-old Braulio Parra Sillas fatally shot near an apartment complex. Suspects were detained, and the investigation into the shooting continues.

Scottsdale greenlit Axon's HQ expansion, including a manufacturing site, a hotel, commercial spaces, and 1,200 residential units, after heated debate and a 4-3 council vote.

Four inmates at Perryville Prison were hospitalized due to "seizure-like" symptoms and returned after treatment, with illicit drug use suspected as the cause.

Two Arizona men were indicted on 80 counts of cockfighting and other related charges after a months-long investigation led to the discovery of a large cockfighting operation.

The article describes the work of Military Assistance Mission in Arizona, a nonprofit founded by Gold Star Mom Margy Bons to aid service members and their families with financial and practical support.

An overturned dump truck spilled hot asphalt on Loop 101 in Scottsdale, causing traffic disruptions; minor injuries reported, and both incidents are under investigation.

A man was arrested for second-degree murder after a fatal shooting in Scottsdale, followed by crashing into an MCSO patrol vehicle during an attempted escape.

Phoenix experiences variable weather with a mostly sunny day, slight pm showers, and chance of overnight thunderstorms; rain likely to continue into midweek with a gradual clearing trend expected.

One month after a microburst, Tempe, Arizona reports 1,200 buildings damaged, with residents facing insurance issues and city crews clearing debris. Community support is ongoing, with meals and aid provided.