Arizona caregiver Ernesto Aguilar Barbosa was sentenced to two years in prison plus lifetime supervisory probation for trying to sexually assault an elderly woman with dementia.

A police SUV and a civilian car collided in Phoenix, injuring two officers and a woman, who were hospitalized with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Phoenix Airport workers face dangerous heat without proper resources or functioning ACs, prompting a city probe into the non-compliant working conditions.

Tempe community rallies to support Johnny's Burgers after a burglary where $250 was stolen, following past adversities including a fire that closed the restaurant for over a year.

Mesa police officers were involved in a shooting after a man with a gun refused to comply with their orders. The suspect is in stable condition; the incident is under investigation.

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.