The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office reports multiple fatal off-road vehicle accidents and increases patrols in response, as detailed in their news release.

Ex-Scottsdale officer Derok Roach got a one-year suspension for on-duty sexual activities in his patrol vehicle; the AZPOST board finalized this discipline following an internal probe.

Gilbert is recovering from a storm that caused tree falls, road blocks, and power outages. Crews are working to clear debris, and residents are advised to keep safe, especially around downed power lines.

The Arizona Attorney General sued Edward Albarracin and Gretchen Zamjahn for operating a deceptive real estate scheme that preyed on elderly homeowners.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 68-year-old Richard Guy, missing in Buckeye, Arizona since August 18, 2025.

A Prescott man, Brett David Ellis, was sentenced to 16 years for kidnapping and sexual assault. The Yavapai County Attorney calls for reporting such crimes.

Vandalism at Papago Park will cost thousands to clean, with a mysterious symbol defacing a butte and causing community frustration over taxpayer expenses.

A sketch artist in Tempe, Aaron Williams, aids the police by creating suspect drawings from victims' descriptions, leveraging his art background in crime-fighting.

A man drowned in the Salt River near Devil's Elbow; his body was recovered by Maricopa County Sheriff's Office crews. Authorities stress the importance of wearing life jackets.

A 9-year-old boy in Buckeye, Arizona, is in critical condition after being found unconscious in a pool; authorities and the Buckeye Fire Department stress water safety.

A teen was attacked at Arrowhead Towne Center over fake Balenciaga sneakers, leading to the arrest of the assailant for aggravated assault and robbery. The victim suffered a severe concussion and facial injuries.

Flagstaff Fire Department mourns Captain-Paramedic Paul Sanders, a 13-year veteran, who passed away at home. His cause of death is undisclosed, and the community is grieving.

Flight 357 to Phoenix was diverted to Virginia due to a device catching fire onboard; all 166 aboard landed safely, with no injuries reported. The FAA is investigating the incident.