Two men died in a Mesa shooting late Tuesday night; police state it was not a random incident. Both men fired shots and were later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A former Prescott officer, Brian Sutton, was indicted for manslaughter in the shooting of an unarmed man, Daniel Leslie, during a response to a domestic incident.

Daymon French was arrested during a traffic stop in Phoenix, suspected of fatally stabbing Johnny Vaughn in 2023. He's booked on second-degree murder charges.

An elderly couple was found dead in their Sun City home, prompting an investigation. The cause of death is unclear, but there's no known threat to the community.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs signed "Emily's Law," creating a Turquoise Alert system to help locate missing indigenous persons, honoring 14-year-old Emily Pike.

The Greer Fire in Arizona has led to evacuations after burning 3,500 acres, with emergency declarations and efforts to contain it hindered by high winds.

Arizona prosecutors file a pretrial statement in Lori Vallow Daybell's upcoming trial for conspiracy in the attempted murder of Brandon Boudreaux. Daybell, representing herself, faces witness testimony and challenges to her motion for a new trial.

Anthony Joseph Maiorana was sentenced for manslaughter after crashing into a lake, resulting in his wife Megan's death. He pleaded guilty; the case highlighted DUI dangers.

A three-year-old boy is critically ill after being found unconscious in a Chandler pool, with emergency services providing immediate CPR and airlifting him to a hospital.

A recent fire near 39th Avenue and Baseline Road in Phoenix left a family of four homeless, with no injuries reported. Another fire on the same day displaced four more individuals. Local aid programs are providing support to the affected families.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed Preston's Law, making "swarming" a Class 4 felony, in response to the death of teenager Preston Lord by the 'Gilbert Goons.'

Mesa Police are investigating the homicide of Jerry Deitch, found stabbed in an alley, with local businesses noticing police impact on their activity.

Jami Trautman is indicted in Maricopa County for Sexual Abuse and Sexual Exploitation of a Minor for allegedly sharing inappropriate videos with an inmate. She's held on $250,000 bond and awaits trial in August 2025.