A man died on Lake Pleasant after a rented jet ski malfunctioned, leading to both him and his wife being thrown into the water. Despite life jackets, he was found face-down and couldn't be revived.

Arthur Contreras, missing since Friday from Phoenix, has been safely located after a Silver Alert was issued. Details of his discovery have not been released.

The District of Arizona U.S. Attorney's Office charged 329 individuals with immigration offenses during enforcement operations between April 12-18, 2025.

Morris Gary Hibbitt has been sentenced to 13 months in prison and subsequent supervised release for sexually abusing an inmate while working as a security supervisor.

Pinal County warns residents of a sophisticated email scam targeting individuals involved in planning and zoning, and urges caution and verification before responding or paying fees.

Phoenix artist Susan Morse was fatally shot by her son, Aaron Morse, who faces second-degree murder charges. She was remembered for her art and hospitality.

Surprise Police investigate after a worker found human remains at a landfill; the identity and cause of death are being determined with the Medical Examiner’s Office. No suspicion of foul play announced yet.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting at a QuikTrip in Phoenix. No suspects have been identified, and police seek public assistance. A separate shooting at the same location led to the arrest of Tarrance Sykes earlier this month.

Goodyear Police sergeant assaulted by Cameron Doyle during a traffic stop; minor injuries occurred, and Doyle faced charges. Traffic on I-10 was temporarily restricted.

Lori Vallow Daybell's trial reached day eight, with defense opting not to present evidence. She faces conspiracy in her fourth husband's murder. Daybell believes the state lacks evidence. Jury instruction to start April 17.

Tempe Police seek public help to find a suspect spreading CSAM stickers in public areas since September 7, 2024, along the Western Canal and in nearby cities.

An 86-year-old from Apache Junction was scammed out of $82,000 after giving remote computer access to a fraudster. Police arrested two men in connection with the crime.

Yuma businessman Philip Kevin Clark pled guilty to tax evasion, having failed to pay over $395k in employee taxes to the IRS. He faces up to $250k in fines and five years in prison. Sentencing is set for July 2025.