Tempe Police arrested Edwin Edward Denis for the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy in Tempe, Arizona. He faces first-degree murder and endangerment charges.

A toddler is critically ill after a near-drowning in a Phoenix pool; the circumstances are under investigation, with reminders of water safety being issued.

A homicide investigation is underway after a woman was found shot dead in west Phoenix. The unidentified victim was located near 75th Avenue and Encanto Boulevard; the suspect remains at large.

Accused of kidnapping and assaulting his girlfriend, Timothy James Wood from Arizona was re-arrested on a felony grand jury warrant after an initial arrest and release. He faces multiple serious charges but denies the allegations.

Officials hold meetings as the Dragon Bravo Fire on the Grand Canyon North Rim prompts alerts in Fredonia and Page; residents are updated on the 123,171-acre fire and containment efforts.

A multi-vehicle collision on southbound Loop 202 caused delays and a temporary closure; no initial injuries were reported, with an investigation underway. Traffic resumed later.

A woman was fatally shot in North Phoenix; a 47-year-old man was arrested. The investigation continues as neighbors describe odd behavior at the residence.

A man in Hillside is charged with DUI and starting a wildfire by driving on a metal rim after a tire blowout, igniting roadside flames. The Kirkland Fire has burned over 900 acres.

Two people died in a west Phoenix car crash early Sunday at 57th Avenue and Indian School Road. Phyliss Wauneka, 44, was pronounced dead at the scene, and Antonio Wauneka, 37, later died in the hospital. The other driver showed no impairment.

Two men face first-degree murder charges for the death of pregnant teenager Zariah Dodd; her alleged assailant is also charged with sexual misconduct with a minor.

A woman was detained after two men were stabbed in South Phoenix; one victim faces life-threatening injuries. The incident and motives remain under investigation.

Arizona woman, Christina Chapman, sentenced to 102 months for fraud, identity theft, and money laundering, aiding North Korean IT workers. She generated over $17 million, impacting U.S. businesses and identities.

Maricopa County has indicted two brothers for running an organized retail theft ring targeting Home Depot stores, involving stolen hardware and trafficking of goods.