Cruzita Leon has been charged under a new Arizona law for her alleged involvement in selling fentanyl, leading to a Mesa man's death. This is the first indictment under the legislation.

Tempe is reactivating its photo enforcement program at 14 intersections to penalize speeding and red light violations, enhancing road safety and aiming for zero traffic deaths.

Emergency services responded to a fire at a Tesla dealership in Mesa, where a graffitied vehicle was ablaze near the building; arson is suspected. No injuries reported.

Jurors in Lori Vallow Daybell's Arizona trial discussed their thoughts on the evidence and her demeanor, which influenced their guilty verdict. They were unaware of her past convictions until post-trial.

Two were injured in a rollover crash in the West Valley, involving multiple vehicles, with one fleeing the scene. Authorities are investigating the hit-and-run incident.

A child was hospitalized and two dogs rescued after a Mesa house fire, while a local teen reentered the smoke-filled home to retrieve pets and his prom tuxedo.

A rideshare driver in Atlanta shot a passenger after a fare dispute, with the victim hospitalized but stable and the driver, Robert Wallace, facing assault charges.

A speedboat flipped at over 200 mph on Lake Havasu during a record attempt. Both racers survived with minor injuries; boat design safety was credited.

A large fire at a Phoenix scrapyard caused thick smoke, prompting firefighters to respond and contain the blaze with no reported injuries. The cause is undetermined.

Two dogs, Spike and Snickers, were rescued after being lost in the Arizona desert for four days, never leaving each other's side. A hiker recognized them from a Facebook post and helped return them to their family.

Outrage grows in Peoria after a chihuahua named Chiqui was beaten with a shovel, with animal advocates demanding justice and possible felony charges for Kenneth McGaughey.

ASU associate professor Shiyou Wu was charged with child sex trafficking and luring a minor after attempting to meet with an undercover officer posing as a teenager. He's on administrative leave.

Matthew Segundo received a life sentence plus 91 years for sexually abusing three children. His conviction on nine counts was aided by the victims' testimonies.