A collision on Indian Schoool Road overpass resulted in the death of Daniel Jacobs and serious injury to a truck driver. Jacobs' car hit a truck, crashed through a fence, and fell onto I-17, where another vehicle struck it.

The Phoenix police are investigating a man's death after his body was found on the National Trail at South Mountain, with no obvious injuries apparent.

DNA evidence leads to the arrest of Thomas Martin Duke for a 1988 sexual assault cold case in Pinetop, Arizona.

A motorcycle crash on Loop 202 Red Mountain Freeway near Mill Avenue led to temporary westbound lane closures. The solo motorcyclist sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

A Tempe officer was shot in the leg and suspect Matthew Granado was fatally shot by police near Rural and Baseline roads; the officer is stable post-surgery.

Joshua Bagley received a 40-year sentence for the murder and kidnapping of Diane Craig on a Phoenix bus, after a plea deal that avoided a death penalty trial.

Rachel Henry pleaded guilty to first-degree murder of her three children in Phoenix, changing her plea from not guilty. She will receive life sentences instead of the death penalty. Her sentencing is scheduled for February 14.

Two dead and two injured in a head-on collision in west Phoenix involving a Chevrolet Camaro and a Volkswagen Jetta, with ongoing police investigations.

A late-night fire damaged a building at Apache Creek Golf Club, and a separate incident saw crews battling a blaze at a new housing development, both near Apache Junction.

A father and son were killed by a Tesla driver while refueling their truck on an Arizona freeway; the family now mourns their loss and calls for road safety awareness.

A woman was shot dead by her grandmother in Buckeye in a domestic dispute involving three generations. The mother also suffered shortness of breath and was hospitalized. Police are investigating the motive.

Maricopa County agrees to a $6 million settlement with protestors wrongfully accused of gang-related charges in the wake of George Floyd's death in 2020.

The Lake Havasu City Police arrested Tiffany Bouchard-Hernandez for allegedly running a fraudulent boat sale scheme defrauding $50,000 from a financial institution.