Phoenix Police has updated its "Use of Force" policy to outline clear terms for the reasonable, necessary, and proportional use of force, with the aim of building community trust through transparency.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office reports multiple drug overdoses at Estrella Jail, highlighting the challenge of detecting contraband like fentanyl smuggled inside, including by inmates.

A car struck a bicyclist then entered a canal in Glendale, with both the driver and cyclist hospitalized. Conditions are unknown; the accident is under investigation.

Two siblings were found dead in a Chandler neighborhood in a suspected murder-suicide; mental health issues may have played a role, with no other suspects sought.

Two Arizona veterans, a Chandler Police officer and an off-duty Peoria firefighter, saved a woman from a fiery crash on U.S. 60, with one breaking her car window to rescue her.

After a decade, Allison Feldman's murder case remains unsolved, with her family waiting for justice as legal debates over DNA evidence delay the trial.

Phoenix firefighters rescued a woman from a burning home; she was hospitalized with burns but expected to survive. An investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.

Two reports highlight failures in inmate classification systems leading to murders in Arizona and Tennessee prisons, reigniting debates on management and accountability in correctional facilities.

High school coach Richard Godsil was arrested for luring a minor and furnishing harmful items, with the arrest linked to a larger sex trafficking probe.

Mesa Police seek help to find missing 12-year-old girl Isabella Yu, who disappeared on February 13. She suffers from behavioral health conditions, and the public is urged to report sightings.

Miguel Angel Gaytan-Ramirez received a 151-month sentence for trafficking fentanyl and cocaine in Phoenix, after a DEA operation uncovered 130 pounds of drugs.

Companies APS and Bay Valve fined for safety violations after Mike Olver's fatal fall at a power plant due to a substandard guardrail. His family seeks answers to prevent future tragedies.

Phoenix drug trafficker Miguel Angel Gaytan-Ramirez was sentenced to 151 months for fentanyl distribution after DEA agents found over 90 pounds of the drug.