A mother continues to seek justice for her daughter, Destiny McClain, tragically killed in Phoenix five years ago, by creating a foundation to honor her memory and offering scholarships to youth.

A Mesa woman was sentenced to five years in prison for a road rage-related shooting last year where she fired at a family, including an infant, in a Tesla.

An Arizona teacher, Fabien Benjamin III, was arrested for luring a minor for sexual exploitation and furnishing obscene material to a minor. He resigned after his arrest.

A homeowner in Phoenix fatally shot an alleged burglar during an attempted break-in, with an ongoing police investigation and community concern following the incident.

The Queen Creek community mourns the loss of 15-year-old Xion, as Queen Creek and Phoenix police collaborate on the death investigation, with autopsy results pending.

Arizona has issued a Silver Alert for missing 81-year-old James Gutekunst. The Pima County Sheriff's Office is seeking information on his whereabouts.

A Mexican national was arrested in Phoenix for harboring and employing illegal aliens at his taco restaurants, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Alexander Smith was sentenced to two life terms plus 21 years for murdering Walter Mitchell and Susie Ephrem during a home invasion related to a car deal.

The District of Arizona charged 147 individuals with immigration offenses in a weeklong operation targeting illegal re-entry, entry, and alien smuggling.

Mexican national Antonio Cruz was arrested in Phoenix for distributing meth following an ATF undercover operation, marking a significant drug trafficking bust.

Gilbert Police released details of an officer-involved shooting where Jacob Rose, armed with a rifle, was killed. The incident, under EVCIRT investigation, included firearm and drug findings.

Jalil Al-Kinani is sentenced to 18 months supervised probation and must repay HUD $13,784 for defrauding the department by falsely claiming low income.

Arizona launches the Turquoise Alert system to aid in finding endangered missing persons, particularly under-65 tribal members, named after Emily Pike and backed by Emily's Law.