A fatal motorcycle crash on Loop 202 in Mesa resulted in one death and major traffic delays, with the eastbound lanes closed during the investigation but now reopened.

A 14-year-old boy was found guilty of murdering Hailey Stephens, a 17-year-old Casa Grande cheerleader, at a house party. The community mourns as the juvenile awaits sentencing.

Lori Vallow Daybell's Arizona murder trial is on hold for a mental health evaluation. Her competency will be assessed after a "Rule 11 Evaluation" was granted by a Maricopa County judge.

An Arizona man, Daniel Ashpes, is charged with making online threats against Donald Trump Jr. and Charlie Kirk. He was arrested and is now on administrative leave from his school district job.

A fire in the 700 block of Malibu Circle in Lake Havasu City was controlled by firefighters within an hour; there were no occupants or injuries, while the cause remains under investigation.

Lake Havasu City Police arrest a man for fatally shooting his brother, potentially mistaking him for an intruder while under the influence of alcohol.

Bullhead City Police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Lake Havasu City, where officers returned fire on a suspect during a missing person case.

Samuel Lee has been arrested by Flagstaff Police for the murder and sexual assault of Sandy Singer. Despite life-saving efforts, Singer was pronounced dead at the crime scene. Lee faces charges and remains in custody as investigations continue.

Two juveniles were arrested for a barn fire in Gilbert, with the owner Jeni Jones expressing mixed feelings on justice and rebuilding plans. The case raises community concerns about youth behavior and accountability.

Two suspects were arrested after a BNSF train burglary in Arizona leading to a police chase and spike strips being used. The incident is part of a surge in train thefts in Yavapai County.

Lori Vallow's lawyer files for a mental competency evaluation, relating to her charges, including the first-degree murder of her fourth husband. She maintains her innocence and awaits trial.

Charges against Tyron McAlpin, a deaf man with cerebral palsy beaten by Phoenix police, have been dropped, and his lawyer seeks additional records alleging a public records law violation.

A juvenile was arrested at a Phoenix school dance following an altercation with police, where a Taser was used. No gun was found, only a pencil and comb. The student faces charges; no one was seriously injured.