The MAG Regional Domestic Violence Council, created after Laura Muñoz's murder, commemorates its 25-year dedication to combating domestic violence in Phoenix and has declared October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

A 21-year-old man was sentenced to 10 years for sexual conduct with a minor and child exploitation in Pinal County.

A student from Queen Creek Jr. High was arrested for making a non-credible threat that disrupted school activities. Police Chief Brice emphasized the impact of such threats on community safety.

Jesse Michael Johnson was arrested in Gilbert, Arizona for allegedly hiding under women's SUVs at a car wash, facing charges of voyeurism and disorderly conduct.

The Arizona Supreme Court is set to review the use of familial DNA evidence in the 2015 murder case of Allison Feldman, which led to Ian Mitcham's arrest.

Chaparral High School was locked down after a false 911 call about hostages, which was later deemed not credible.

A 12-year-old boy was arrested for leaving a threatening voicemail against an elementary school in Tartesso, later deemed not credible by Buckeye police.

The Apache Junction Police Department arrested four individuals linked to construction site thefts after an extensive investigation and collaboration with other agencies.

Federal agents have seized the Royal Inn hotel in Phoenix due to its involvement in drug trafficking and prostitution, following a 44-count indictment against its owners and affiliates.

West Valley authorities have arrested multiple students following school threats in Arizona. Incidents involved a 12-year-old in Buckeye and a 14-year-old in Surprise, with both facing charges while threats were not deemed credible.

A $20,000 bronze statue was stolen from a gravesite at Mesa's Mountain View Funeral Home and Cemetery, prompting increased security and community appeals for information.

A Phoenix father was killed by an alleged DUI driver going 140 mph; the suspect faces a second-degree murder charge.

Tempe, Arizona police are investigating repeated gunfire at a Democratic campaign office, with no injuries reported and incidents believed to be property crimes.