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A Tempe man was sentenced to 7.5 years after firing at cars on I‑10 and injuring two workers at the Marriott at The Buttes.
ADOT told an X user to contact DPS for details after an inquiry about a possible fatality at the I‑17 McDowell/Van Buren off‑ramp. ADOT posts lane closures and detours only.
A person was found shot and killed early Thursday in Phoenix's Maryvale neighborhood; detectives are investigating and no suspect information has been released.
Maricopa prosecutors are reviewing a resubmitted criminal referral after Peoria police recommended a pandering charge; the school board has moved to terminate the teacher.
A Flagstaff council meeting continued Wednesday night while police investigated reports of gunfire at the downtown library; one person was detained and no injuries were reported.
Phoenix police warn of smishing texts that claim traffic-camera fines. Officials say don’t click links and report suspicious messages to state authorities.
A small Cessna flipped onto its roof near the Cave Creek landfill Wednesday; two people were hospitalized in stable condition.
Two California men died after a speedboat crashed near Topock Gorge on April 7. Mohave County investigators say the vessel lost control and the crash is under review.
Andrew Ramirez‑Perez was sentenced to 16 years after pleading guilty in the Sept. 22, 2024, I‑10 crash that killed Craig Cooper. The case highlighted high‑speed, alcohol‑related dangers on Valley freeways.
A woman was struck and later died at Cesar Chavez Park in south Phoenix Wednesday morning. Police say a pickup was left on the park grass and the driver was hospitalized.
Two Phoenix men were sentenced after prosecutors say they recruited unhoused and treatment‑seeking people into a life‑insurance payout scheme and then collected the proceeds.
Tempe police say a house near Curry and Scottsdale roads east of Papago Park was struck by multiple bullets; no serious injuries were reported and investigators are on scene.
MUTOH America will pay $900,000 after admitting it understated its workforce on a 2021 PPP loan application, the Phoenix Business Journal reports.
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