Two Phoenix officers were hospitalized after a collision involving their patrol car and a sedan near 35th Avenue and Bethany Home Road. Impairment hasn't been ruled out.

A man in his 40s died after being hit by multiple vehicles at an intersection in Phoenix. The drivers left the scene, and police are seeking witnesses.

A protester, Tyler Hitte, faces three felony charges, including two counts of Aggravated Assault, after an altercation with police in Peoria, as seen on body-cam footage.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 266 individuals with immigration-related crimes as part of a crackdown called Operation Take Back America.

Police in Gilbert, AZ, responded to a welfare check, resulting in an armed man's death and a separate incident where a woman was found dead, leading to her husband's arrest for murder.

A construction worker in Phoenix was rescued after becoming trapped in a trench when his safety box slid. Firefighters used heavy equipment for the extrication.

Maricopa Police Chief Goodman has launched an internal probe into mishandled cases, with 40 older serious offenses including sex crimes referred to the Arizona DPS for external review, promising transparency and improved investigative processes.

Four Tucson residents were indicted on federal charges related to an April shooting at an undercover police officer's vehicle, with counts for discharging and using a firearm, and one accused as an accessory after the fact.

Two teenagers were detained following a police chase and officer-involved shooting in Mesa; there were no officer injuries, and one suspect had a hand injury.

A man was found with gunshot wounds in a south Phoenix home; his injuries were serious but not life-threatening. Police began an investigation with no suspects disclosed yet.

Maricopa County deputies found a malnourished horse in south Phoenix and seized three starving horses from New River, bringing attention to animal neglect in the area.

Adam Sheafe was arrested for the murder of Pastor William Schonemann, potentially targeting him due to religious motivations, with MCSO investigating the possibility of a wider plot against other religious figures.

La Paz County sex offender Robert Berghofer was sentenced to 17 years in prison for possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material, with lifetime probation and GPS monitoring post-release.