Jason Greene faces manslaughter charges for fatally shooting a man at his home in Mesa on September 15, after an alleged argument and physical struggle.

Two sisters, aged 12 and 14, are critically injured after being hit by a car in Glendale; the older sibling shows recovery signs while the younger is brain dead. Community rallies in support.

Two pedestrians were seriously injured after being hit by a car in Glendale near 59th Avenue and Greenway Road. The road was closed for investigation.

New evidence in the case of Benjamin Anderson's death has been found, as authorities locate his cellphone that may contain important clues. Friends and family remain committed to seeking justice.

A 22-year-old mother died from injuries sustained in a mobile home fire in Tempe, making her the fifth family member to succumb to the August 25 blaze.

An Arizona man was arrested in Montana for making online terror threats involving mass shootings, which were posted on school and business review platforms.

Phoenix experienced two separate fires; one at an apartment complex, injuring two firefighters, and another at a house, critically injuring a man and killing a pet dog. Causes remain unknown and assistance is being provided to victims.

A fatal collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle occurred in Queen Creek, resulting in one death and severe injury to another. The cause is under investigation.

An Arizona man was indicted for allegedly trying to exploit a minor online, not realizing that the "mother" he was communicating with was an undercover agent.

Phoenix suffers from multiple stabbing incidents, with one man killed near a gas station and two men injured near an old mall. Police seek information on the unsolved cases.

A man was found fatally shot in a Mesa home after neighbors reported hearing a "popping" noise. One person has been detained, and police are investigating.

Search efforts are ongoing for a man who went under and didn't resurface at Lake Pleasant on September 15, supervised by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Terri Lynn Victor was sentenced to 15 years for voluntary manslaughter after fatally stabbing her husband. She pled guilty and will also have three years of supervised release.