An 18-year-old woman died driving the wrong way on I-17 in Phoenix, colliding with a truck whose driver sustained life-threatening injuries. The crash is under investigation.

5-year-old Layla Ramos was fatally shot by her 9-year-old brother; their father was arrested for weapon possession.

Michael Sullivan has been named the next Chief of the U.S. Capitol Police, known for his transparency efforts and community engagement from his time in Phoenix law enforcement.

Three years after Rachel Hansen's unsolved murder in Gilbert, the investigation continues with "good leads and good information," while her family remains in anguish and hopes for justice.

Brandon Andres Bautista Torres received a life sentence for the murder of his girlfriend and the manslaughter of her daughter, following his guilty plea.

Jury selection for Lori Vallow Daybell's trial in Arizona has concluded, despite delays from her reported illness. She faces charges for her alleged involvement in an attempted murder related to her niece's ex-husband.

ADOT detectives solved a decades-old identity theft case, leading to the arrest of Enrique Diaz-Vazquez, who used a deceased child's identity since 1986.

An apartment complex on Mesquite Avenue was evacuated after a kitchen fire broke out; no injuries were reported and the fire was controlled quickly. Firefighters remained on-site for overhaul operations and the cause is under investigation.

Yavapai County warns of a scam where callers pose as the Sheriff's Office, asking for payments to avoid arrest. Residents are urged not to pay and to report such calls.

A fatality occurred on I-10 near Jefferson Street in Phoenix after a person was hit by multiple vehicles; officials are investigating and requesting public assistance.

A violent attempted robbery involving pepper spray at Scottsdale Eyewear left the local small business community shaken. No serious injuries or theft occurred, and the suspects are still at large.

Two individuals were found dead with gunshot wounds in a Yuma, Arizona house fire that was determined to be arson. Firefighters discovered both victims, and no one else was found in the home. Authorities are investigating and seeking information.

Three men received prison sentences for a drive-by shooting in Tempe that killed a child and wounded others, according to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office.