A driver, Kenneth Etter, was shot by a deputy in Pinal County during a chase after he allegedly tried to assault an officer with his vehicle. He was hospitalized and then jailed.

The Phoenix Police Department released details about an officer-involved shooting following a chase with a bicyclist who later died from his injuries after pulling a knife.

A bicyclist died from injuries after a September 5th crash in Lake Havasu City involving a Cadillac CTS. The local police are investigating and have asked for public information.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Arizona charged 215 people with immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry and smuggling, during a September enforcement operation.

A crash on I-10 in the West Valley resulted in one fatality and four injuries. The victim was identified as 46-year-old Andy Alvarado Ramirez. Traffic was affected during investigation and cleanup.

An arrest was made in south Phoenix for the shooting death of 41-year-old Gabino Martinez Jr. on August 15. The suspect, Luis Alejandro Mejia Mollinedo, faces a murder charge.

Arizona leaders mourn Charlie Kirk's assassination, stressing bipartisan grief and condemning violence in politics. Authorities search for the suspect, as tributes highlight Kirk's political impact and advocacy for free speech.

Charlie Kirk's body was flown back to Arizona after he was killed in Utah, and his casket arrived with VP JD Vance, who escorted Kirk's widow off Air Force Two.

Charlie Kirk was fatally shot at his event in Utah, raising questions about event security and the balance between safety and open discourse on campuses.

Erik Alberto Beal, 28, from Nogales, was sentenced to 32 months for pointing a gun at a Border Patrol agent and will face 36 months of supervised release thereafter.

A crash on I-10 in Goodyear resulted in the closure of westbound lanes and delays during Wednesday's morning commute, with no immediate details on injuries.

Daniel Quinones-Castro was sentenced to five years for narcotics trafficking and firearm offenses following a DEA-led investigation into his drug operation.

Maricopa County charges Freddie Avila under "Sale of Lethal Fentanyl" law for a fatal overdose involving fentanyl pills; Avila faces Class Two Felony charges.