Phoenix Police hit an armed robbery suspect with their car during an arrest, causing non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect will face multiple felony charges.

A three-car crash on Loop 202 in Chandler resulted in one death and a driver fleeing the scene, as reported by DPS and covered by FOX 10 Phoenix and ABC 15.

A Peoria officer shot and killed Matthew Paul Cardon after an attempted kidnapping of a woman and her baby. The incident is under investigation, and the community is shaken, reconsidering their sense of security.

A suspect in the murder case of "Pastor Bill" Schonemann is detained on unrelated charges, but details remain undisclosed as MCSO coordinates with other agencies.

Officer Gabriel Facio of Apache Junction Police passed away after a June 2 shooting. The community mourns, and the suspect, Roger Nunez, is involved. The first Valley officer fatality in 2025.

Two separate car crashes occurred in Phoenix: a rollover near a home and a fatal wrong-way collision on I-17, with one death and one serious injury reported.

199 individuals were charged with immigration crimes in Arizona following a DOJ enforcement operation named Operation Take Back America, aimed at deterring illegal immigration and related offenses.

A Phoenix traffic stop turned violent, leading to an officer shooting 46-year-old Sam Perone in the leg after he allegedly tried to grab the officer's gun. The officer sustained minor injuries.

Phoenix Police released a briefing on an officer-involved shooting after a traffic stop escalated into a physical altercation near 25th Street and Cactus Road on May 25, 2025.

Authorities continue investigating the death of 14-year-old Emily Pike, executing search warrants and analyzing items for links to her case. No arrests have been made, but a substantial reward is offered for information.

The Navajo Nation declares a drought emergency, triggering a $6.5 million aid package and coordinated response efforts across government agencies due to diminished water resources.

Arizona's Cold Case Unit identified Maricopa County Bridge John Doe as Kermit Wayne Anderson, solving the case with the help of investigative genetic genealogy and student involvement.

Police support critically injured colleague, Officer Facio, through donations and a GoFundMe page, inviting public contributions for his family while he recovers.