Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, is named CEO and Chair of Turning Point USA after his assassination, marking a continuation of his vision for the conservative youth organization.

The mother and daughters were stabbed by Lowell Dorn in Mesa; all are recovering while Dorn faces attempted murder charges.

Allman Rivas, a Tohono O'odham Nation member, faces a federal indictment including attempted enticement of a minor and related charges. He allegedly used Facebook to coerce a minor for sexual purposes.

A Mesa family was stabbed in a home invasion; the assailant is at large, with no forced entry signs at the scene. Police are investigating the incident and the community is on alert.

Phoenix Police assessed a "suspicious bag" found outside Turning Point USA HQ but later declared it safe, amid heightened security after Charlie Kirk's death.

Kenneth Terrell Harrison was sentenced to 52 months in prison for defrauding Arizona's Medicaid agency out of $6.5 million by billing for nonexistent services.

Phoenix Police released video and details of an officer-involved shooting during a search warrant on West Tonto Street, resulting in a gunman’s injury and an officer on administrative duty pending investigation.

A 19-year-old Phoenix man, Jonathan Pirvulescu, was arrested for robbing a bank inside a Cottonwood Walmart after a collaborative police investigation.

A family suffered a tragic loss when three members, including two young boys, died in a rollover crash on I-10 near Buckeye. None were wearing seat belts, leading to their ejection from the car.

One dead, one injured in a shooting at Grandview Terrace Health and Rehabilitation Center in Sun City West, with investigation suggesting possible murder-suicide.

A man was fatally shot by police in Avondale after threatening officers with a gun; the incident is under investigation by the Peoria Police Department.

Tempe Police evacuated their headquarters after a man claimed his backpack had a bomb. The EOD Unit found no threat, and the man was detained, allowing normal city operations to resume.

SWAT standoffs in Arizona and Kentucky led to the arrest of gunmen after hours-long incidents, leaving both communities shaken without reported injuries.