A man is in critical condition after his trike motorcycle fell off a cliff in the Superstition Mountains, prompting a rescue operation by the Superstition Fire and Medical Department.

Prescott police are investigating the suspicious death of 67-year-old Steven Bacon at his home on Fair Street, asking for public assistance with any information.

Charles Smith was arrested for spraying pesticide on food in a Walmart in Mesa, confessing to the act and facing multiple charges, including a felony for introducing poison.

Francisco Heredia-Mendivil was arrested for a crash in Phoenix that killed two men after he reportedly lost control of his Camaro, crashing into a Jetta.

Chandler Police are warning about an increased trend in "jugging," where thieves follow victims from banks or stores to rob them, urging holiday shoppers to remain vigilant and proactive.

A man from Tolleson, Arizona, was indicted for threatening Donald Trump and his family, making illegal firearm purchase attempts, and possessing a gun under a protective order.

An Amazon truck was stolen in Phoenix; the police arrested 31-year-old Salina Duran after a pursuit, with no injuries reported. She faces theft and flight charges.

A man in Glendale was killed by his son in a domestic dispute. Police are investigating, and the victim, known as Clinton, is remembered fondly by apartment complex neighbors.

A driver in Lake Havasu City died in a crash caused by a medical emergency, with no other injuries reported. Investigations are ongoing, and the driver's identity is withheld pending family notification.

An Arizona man, Manuel Tamayo-Torres, is indicted for making threats against the President-elect and attempting to purchase firearms with false statements.

Two Mesa residents, Eric Riley and Britney Gooch, pled guilty to healthcare fraud, exploiting Arizona's Medicaid system for about $3.3 million. They face sentencing in 2025.

Pottery artist Victoria Cardenas has returned to her shop after surviving a severe crash that left her comatose, with the community rallying support for her recovery.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled key DNA evidence admissible in the trial of Ian Mitcham, accused of Allison Feldman's murder, bringing her family closer to justice.