A mid-air collision at Marana Regional Airport resulted in two fatalities and minor injuries to two survivors. An investigation into the incident is ongoing.

A 79-year-old pedestrian, Manuel Figueroa, died after being hit by a car in Phoenix. The incident is under investigation; no impairment suspected in the driver.

A U-Haul truck crashed into a Mesa home, causing significant damage and leading to the evacuation of the residence.

Arizona prisons face legal scrutiny for healthcare issues, including delays in treatment for inmates with serious conditions. The ACLU seeks court interventions amid ADCRR's defense of its care improvements.

A suspected arson at Casa Grande's Jewish Center led to the arrest of Everardo Gregorio, who denies the charges. The community is concerned due to a similar recent incident.

Phoenix Police are investigating a homicide after finding 43-year-old Brandy Thornton dead near Interstate 17. They appeal for public information via Silent Witness.

A shooting in Glendale injured two teenagers; witnesses initially fled but later aided police. The victims are hospitalized and expected to survive. Details and suspects remain undisclosed.

Three Mexican cartel figures extradited to Arizona face drug and other serious charges; could receive life sentences if convicted. Their prosecution is part of a multi-agency effort against drug trafficking.

A man died and another faces DUI charges after a collision in West Phoenix. The incident, which involved a worker in a box truck and occurred near 31st Avenue and Grand, is under investigation.

Community efforts to assist families affected by a fatal 12-car pileup in Tonopah are ongoing, with fundraising campaigns established to cover expenses and support recovery.

A semi-truck and three vehicles were involved in a collision on Loop 202 in Tempe, resulting in four hospitalizations, two with serious injuries. Traffic reopened after hours of cleanup.

Three suspected Mexican cartel leaders appeared in an Arizona court on drug charges, facing life sentences if convicted. They were extradited and face various charges related to large-scale narcotics importation.

An Arizona couple faces charges for claiming their body scan could treat cancer, using unapproved treatments, and amassing weapons for a potential civil war.