A 43-year-old man was arrested after a pregnant cow was shot dead in Phoenix; animal‑welfare groups and the SPCA are calling for urgent legal action.

A man arrived at AZ Liquor in north Phoenix Tuesday night with a gunshot wound to the chest and is in critical condition. Police say the victim couldn't identify his shooter.

A sibling dispute in north Phoenix ended in gunfire near 19th Avenue and Larkspur Drive. Police arrested a man at the scene and the victim remains in critical but stable condition.

Phoenix Fire crews recovered a man's body from a west Phoenix canal near 23rd and Indian School. Police have opened a death investigation and the man has not been identified.

A scrapyard blaze in Maryvale sent thick black smoke across Phoenix; firefighters contained the flames and reported no injuries while crews worked through hot spots.

A large second-alarm structure fire broke out near 40th Ave and Indian School Rd in Phoenix; crews are on scene and thick smoke was visible over nearby neighborhoods.

Phoenix crews recovered the body of a missing hiker at South Mountain on Tuesday. Officials point to steep, technical routes and heat as ongoing trail hazards.

A pedestrian died early Tuesday after being struck near 57th Ave and McDowell Rd in Maryvale. Police detained a driver and closed the road while detectives investigate.

A two‑day undercover operation in Apache Junction led to the arrest of 10 people on felony charges, authorities say, after suspects traveled to meet who they believed were minors.

A 40-year-old Skydive Marana employee was killed after walking into an active plane propeller at Marana Regional Airport; police and federal officials are investigating.

A pursuit that began in the East Valley ended Monday on Loop 202 in Phoenix; Mesa police say a man was taken into custody. Investigators were on scene as crews cleared the crash.

A pregnant woman was found shot Monday at a motel near I‑17 and Thomas Road in Phoenix. She later died and medical staff saved her baby as detectives investigate.

Sixty years after Miranda, Phoenix still wrestles with how police give warnings amid federal findings and new local policies. The anniversary has practical courtroom consequences.