The Arizona district charged 134 individuals with immigration-related offenses as part of Operation Take Back America, targeting illegal immigration and cartel activity.

Prolific tagger Jordan Quimayousie gets 4.5 years in jail for Phoenix vandalism, with restitution set at over $58k.

The DEA warns of a surge in carfentanil trafficking in Arizona, a drug 100 times stronger than fentanyl, raising concerns for public safety and especially for the youth.

Julian Nixon from Scottsdale is charged with secretly recording women during sexual encounters. Four victims have come forward in the ongoing investigation.

Three hikers were rescued by the Maricopa County Sheriff's aviation team in the White Tank Mountains due to exhaustion, with one in critical condition. They were airlifted to receive medical treatment.

Zariah Dodd, a 16-year-old pregnant teen, was killed in a Phoenix park, with unanswered questions about her last whereabouts and the circumstances leading to her death.

An illegal alien, Julio Cesar Aguirre, was indicted on multiple charges, including two death penalty-eligible offenses after a fatal attempted carjacking in Tucson, Arizona.

Scottsdale Mayor proposes relocating Salt River wild horses to the local McDowell Sonoran Preserve, after the previous management contract expired. The plan's impact is under review, with public input to be considered.

A significant blaze at an RV storage facility on the Gila River Indian Community was swiftly contained by firefighters, impacting 14 vehicles but causing no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

HVAC technician Matt Nelson died from heat exposure while working in a 150-degree attic in Dewey, Arizona. His death highlights the dangers of extreme heat for workers.

Maricopa County deputies seized two neglected horses; no immediate arrests were made. Sheriff Sheridan emphasized a crackdown on animal cruelty, with ongoing efforts to help mistreated animals.

New DNA technology aided in identifying the remains of Renee Isabel Nilsson, found in a Phoenix dumpster in 1984, solving the identity of the "Del Rey Jane Doe."

Two teenage brothers have been indicted as adults for a series of drive-by shootings in Maricopa County, with charges including firearm discharge and theft.