A father and his daughter were killed in a Phoenix road rage incident, which also left other family members injured. The suspect, Tyrone Dee Chilly, faces murder charges and claims he acted in self-defense.

Early morning shooting in north Phoenix leaves one man dead, with unclear circumstances and no suspects named yet. Police investigation ongoing.

Police responded to gunfire at a Prescott Valley house party; shots were fired at officers, no injuries reported, and authorities assure no public danger.

A man and his daughter were killed in a road rage shooting in South Phoenix. The suspect, Tyrone Dee Chilly, faces murder and assault charges. The mother is critically injured, and their other child was also shot but survived.

Tempe Tavern was the focus of an underage drinking sting, with 249 arrests mostly for fake IDs. It's the bar's second such incident after a prior sting in April. The Arizona Department of Liquor may now impose sanctions.

A high-speed crash in South Phoenix involving an impaired driver running a red light resulted in two fatalities and a critical injury. The collision caused a fire near a light rail platform.

A multi-vehicle crash on Loop 202 caused injuries and traffic delays, with a partial road blockage impacting commuters during the early hours near milepost 35.

Phoenix Police seek a Hispanic male suspect for an armed robbery at a South Phoenix Arby's restaurant, offering a cash reward for information leading to his arrest.

Two Phoenix homicide cases recently reached closure; police arrested a final suspect in a teen’s shooting, and a man received a 20-year sentence for a 2004 murder after DNA advances aided the investigation.

Maricopa County convicted Sergio Reyes for the 2004 murder of Elena Lasswell, after DNA evidence linked him to the crime; he received a 20-year sentence.

The District of Arizona's U.S. Attorney’s Office charged 174 individuals with immigration-related crimes in a week, including illegal re-entry, smuggling, and assaulting an officer.

Former CEO Kevin McKenzie sentenced to 14 years for embezzling $33 million from Apache Behavioral Health Services.

The Arizona Corporation Commission deliberated on various cases, penalizing two individuals for fraudulent activities and approving utility projects while advocating state influence in federal energy matters.