A driver crashed into multiple cars and a home in Phoenix after a high-speed chase, while another suspect hid in the Tempe Police Headquarters' garage after a pursuit. Both face charges, with no injuries reported.

A fire in a Phoenix mobile home resulted in two deaths and three burn injuries. The cause is under investigation; witnesses described a loud explosion. Fire safety and smoke detectors' importance were highlighted.

Former Arizona media personalities are charged with involvement in an alleged PPP fraud scheme, facing a potential 20-year sentence per charge if convicted.

A teenager is in a critical condition after a shooting in Phoenix, with police investigating the early morning incident for leads on the cause and a suspect.

A body was found in a Phoenix canal and an investigation is underway; the individual was declared beyond resuscitation and the cause of death is yet unconfirmed.

A Colombian national, Janine Torres-Centeno, was indicted for coordinating illegal border crossings into the U.S., with potential penalties including imprisonment and fines.

Three missing Arizona children, Marquis Nelson and Onyx Hernandez from West Phoenix, and Leon Curley from Litchfield Park, were found safe, alleviating community concern. Details of their disappearances remain undisclosed.

The Buckeye Police reported a fatal accident involving a pedestrian, Michael Ferrell, on November 20. The driver is cooperating; impairment was not indicated. Witnesses are sought.

The Apache Junction Police Department is investigating an arson incident that occurred on November 19, 2024, involving two homes under construction. No injuries were reported, and public assistance is requested.

18-year-old Ryan Nelson was arrested by Lake Havasu City Police for attempted second-degree homicide after a shooting incident. With community tips, police also charged four others for providing false information. Nelson's bail is set at $500,000.

Five people were arrested on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation on charges including murder and sexual abuse after a multi-agency law enforcement operation.

Christopher Scholtes may accept a plea deal for the heat-related death of his daughter left in a car. Evidence contradicts his claim the AC was left on.

Grant Siefert, 30, was found dead in Glendale and the case is treated as a homicide. His missing vehicle, a 2011 Ford Escape, is a key clue for investigators.