A deputy-involved shooting south of Payson left one dead after an alleged theft incident. Two suspects are at large; law enforcement seeks public assistance.

Annie Anderson, accused in the "Baby Skylar" death case, seeks to add specialty attorneys to her defense; her trial is set for June, and she currently remains out of custody on bond.

Recent fatal collisions on I-10 near Tonopah have spurred a push for safety measures, including median barriers, advocated by Cathy Palomarez after losing her stepson in 2012.

The NTSB report on the mid-air collision involving a Cessna and Lancair in Marana, Arizona, details two fatalities and an investigation into pilot communication as the airport lacks a control tower.

Two died in an I-40 pile-up involving 22 vehicles during a snowstorm in Arizona; Juan Beltran Sanchez and Evelyn Davis were identified as the victims. The crash, exacerbated by icy conditions, led to a fire and significant challenges for responders.

The community seeks justice for Emily Pike, a 14-year-old whose dismembered remains were found in Gila County, with a $75,000 reward offered for information.

Carlos Rene Montes and Miguel Angel Sesma were arrested in Arizona after authorities found 700,000 fentanyl pills hidden in roof shingle packaging. Both men face charges of fentanyl distribution, with sentences of 10 years to life if convicted.

Arizona's U.S. Attorney's Office charged over 230 people with immigration-related crimes, including illegal re-entry and smuggling; some cases involved assault on officers and drug trafficking.

A man named Darryl Skinner was fatally shot in Phoenix; Craig Arnwine was arrested for the murder. A second, unrelated shooting occurred downtown with no arrests yet.

Manuel Carrasco Calderon was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison and will face 4 years of probation for crimes related to the murder of Bernardo Pantaleon. He denied gang ties but pleaded guilty to assisting a gang and mutilating a body.

A community responds to Preston Lord's death by addressing teen violence and the "Gilbert Goons" gang. One suspect accepted a plea deal, while others pled not guilty. The family's nonprofit provides scholarships and CPR classes.

Jorge Fontes-Garcia, a Mexican national, has been indicted for bringing illegal aliens into the U.S., resulting in a death, during a treacherous Arizona desert crossing.

Arizona is increasing prison sentences for fentanyl dealers, as shown by the 2.5-year sentence for Jovanny Algandar and the 3.5-year term for Lauro Garcia Salmon, following an Arizona AG press release.