Lori Vallow Daybell's murder conspiracy trial enters day three, with Vallow Daybell questioning witnesses about her late husband's death, who was shot by her brother. Witnesses testify about Vallow Daybell's beliefs and the night before the murder.

A fire extensively damaged a guest house in Paradise Valley, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters contained the blaze, and the cause is under investigation.

Mesa police are seeking a suspect involved in a shooting that wounded one near Power Road and Main Street; the victim is hospitalized and the investigation is ongoing.

An Arkansas family sued after finding a hidden camera in their Scottsdale Airbnb, which captured intimate moments. The police found old footage on the camera, and the homeowner is unresponsive.

Alex Bangash, wanted for multiple sexual assaults, was apprehended in Texas after fleeing Arizona and removing his GPS monitor. He faces extradition to Arizona to face charges.

One man died and others were injured in a three-car crash in Peoria after a Hyundai failed to yield at a stop sign.

Lori Vallow Daybell's murder conspiracy trial in Phoenix continues, with changed jury composition and testimony from a retired detective discussing a lack of biological evidence on the baseball bat allegedly involved.

UFC fighter Henry Cejudo's home was burglarized, with his championship belt and other items stolen. A $10,000 reward is offered for the belt's return.

Phoenix Interim Police Chief Michael Sullivan resigned and withdrew his candidacy for the permanent role, prompting the city to continue its search for a new chief.

Hushabye Nursery in Phoenix faces operational challenges due to a significant cut in federal funding, part of larger HHS budget reductions, affecting its aid to babies born with substance withdrawal.

An American was arrested in India for attempting to contact the isolated Sentinelese tribe, endangering them and potentially facing legal repercussions.

The community and San Carlos Apache Tribe call for justice and reform after the murder of Emily Pike, handing out flyers and urging investigation into group homes.

Two separate stabbings within minutes and miles apart are being investigated by the Phoenix Police, resulting in one non-fatal and one fatal injury, with suspects in custody for both incidents.