A man named Kyle Dorman died after being run over by a truck during a gunfight at a Phoenix gas station; the truck driver was released, claiming self-defense.

Saul Bal pleaded not guilty to charges including first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Phoenix Officer Zane Coolidge and wounding of Officer Matthew Haney.

A Phoenix dessert food trailer owner was robbed at gunpoint but had her vehicle and trailer swiftly recovered by police, allowing her to continue business.

Alex Madrid was found guilty of the 2013 murder of 14-year-old Claudia Ann Lucero in Mesa, involving charges such as first-degree murder and sexual contact with a minor.

The Mesa Police located missing 17-year-old Alexis Brady, who suffers from cognitive disorders and seizures. She was found safe after disappearing on October 4, 2024.

The San Carlos Apache tribe seeks U.S. Supreme Court intervention in their dispute with Resolution Copper over wastewater discharge into Queen Creek, alleging misapplied environmental regulations.

Three men were sentenced to prison for possessing and conspiring to distribute machineguns, with sentences ranging from 42 to 51 months and additional supervised release.

Three missing Buckeye teens were found safe in Mexico and returned home with help from U.S. and Mexican authorities, illustrating the effectiveness of cross-border law enforcement cooperation.

Four fifth-graders at Legacy Traditional School in Surprise were arrested for making threats but were released to their parents; police urging witnesses to come forward.

Three Romanian nationals were arrested in Scottsdale for a credit card skimming operation spanning Phoenix and Scottsdale; a fourth suspect remains at large.

Scottsdale Police pursued a vehicle that failed to stop, which led to a search for the occupants in the Tempe neighborhood after they fled on foot; at least one person was detained.

Phoenix PD charged a dog owner with felonies after one of two dogs chained outside during a heatwave died; the other was rescued.

Armed thieves in Waddell, Arizona, were caught on camera stealing trucks, including Michael Florant's GMC, using a method to access vehicles with wireless key fobs.