Lori Vallow Daybell has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder in her final Arizona trial. She previously received a life sentence in Idaho for other related crimes.

Operation Safe Online Summer, led by Phoenix PD and several agencies, arrested over 70 alleged child predators, with many investigations and education events conducted to combat child exploitation.

Authorities in Surprise, AZ, are investigating after a man was found dead with injuries in a yard; shooting has been ruled out, and the community is considered safe.

Gilbert Police fatally shot an armed man during a welfare check; the man had a gun and was killed, with no officers injured. The area was closed for an investigation.

Closing arguments concluded in Lori Vallow Daybell's trial, where she's accused of conspiring to murder Brandon Boudreaux. Daybell, representing herself, presented no defense while the prosecutor emphasized her actions. The jury deliberates Thursday.

Former Arizona state representative Austin Cole Smith is indicted on charges related to election petition forgeries, including a felony for fraudulent schemes.

Jennifer Alcaida has been indicted on nine felony counts for embezzling over $173,000 from the Town of Parker, including fraudulent activities with town funds and a PPP loan.

Two men received a seven-year sentence for a fatal street racing crash in Avondale, where they hit a truck at over 100 mph, killing a 33-year-old man in May 2021.

HSI agents conducted a drug and human smuggling-related search in Peoria, leading to protests due to misunderstandings that it was an ICE raid. One arrest was made and tensions with police escalated.

Lori Vallow Daybell was removed from court after a heated exchange; she is on trial in Arizona for allegedly conspiring to kill her niece's ex-husband.

MCSO seeks public help in the double homicide investigation of two Arcadia High School teens found shot to death during a camping trip in Tonto National Forest.

Phoenix firefighters rescued several hikers from Camelback Mountain; one is in critical condition and two women were hospitalized due to extreme heat.

Carlos Galvan was sentenced to 44 years for the second-degree murder of Officer Bryan Brown after a violent 2020 confrontation outside an Arizona casino.