The Phoenix Police issued a Silver Alert for 34-year-old Tiffany Shivers, last seen near North 51st Avenue and West McDowell Road in Phoenix, Arizona. She may appear confused due to a medical condition.

A man received a one-year sentence for assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent. He admitted to resisting arrest, intending to transport undocumented individuals, and using methamphetamine.

A man was found dead under his home in Peoria during maintenance work, likely due to a medical issue. Police are investigating the incident, which appears accidental.

One person died in a rollover crash on Loop 101 in Phoenix, near Thomas Road. The incident happened at 8:20 p.m. and caused lane closures during the investigation.

Police faced scrutiny for allegedly beating Tyron McAlpin, a deaf man with cerebral palsy; charges against McAlpin were dropped, and an internal investigation is ongoing.

An arrest was made in a south Phoenix double shooting, resulting in one death and one injury. The suspect was caught with a gun and meth and faces multiple felony charges, including murder.

Nathan Chaidez, 18, was indicted for 2nd-degree murder and assault relating to a fatal high-speed crash in Buckeye.

A shooting at Arizona's DeConcini Port of Entry involving an officer left one person injured, with no serious harm to federal officers. An investigation is underway.

Two suspects are indicted for nine burglaries at Family Dollar stores and a KFC in Phoenix, accused of stealing $315,000 and causing $150,000 in damage.

Buckeye police introduce RAVE Alerts to inform the public about emergencies and safety issues, urging residents to sign up online or via the Smart911 app.

An armed local was arrested for firing at a trespassing vehicle in Lake Havasu City; no injuries were reported and police are seeking additional information.

A mother and son were sentenced for illegal wildlife importation, involving endangered species, after a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service investigation prompted by illicit parrot sales.

Graham County Sheriff warns public of scam calls posing as law enforcement demanding payment for non-existent warrants, advising residents to hang up and report such incidents.