The Avondale Police Department has issued a Silver Alert for the 83-year-old Jeannette McMasters, who is missing and may be disoriented due to a medical condition.

Three people were found dead in a house fire in Prescott Valley, after reports of gunshots and cries for help. Police believe it was a double murder-suicide.

Tempe Police investigate a non-active shooter incident at Arizona Mills mall, closing the venue and advising the public to stay away during their sweep for potential threats or victims. No injuries reported.

Arizona DPS seeks public assistance for information on a hit-and-run that occurred on Interstate 10, Tucson, leading to a pedestrian's death. They are searching for a 1997-1999 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer SUV.

Buckeye Police arrested two students, aged 13 and 17, for making false threats against schools, emphasizing the importance of community safety and the seriousness with which they treat all threats.

Arizona's Supreme Court upheld the two-year suspension of April Sponsel, a prosecutor who collaborated with police to falsify charges against protesters. Her misconduct was exposed by an ABC15 investigation.

A man is critically injured after being rescued from a burning apartment in north Phoenix. Firefighters responded to the fire, which damaged two units, and an investigation into its cause is underway.

A man was fatally shot by Tempe police after allegedly pointing a gun at officers. The incident occurred near Baseline Road and Priest Drive following a 911 call about a disturbance.

Human remains found on a Phoenix mountain have been identified as 16-year-old Bradley Klose, who had been missing for five months. There are no suspects, and foul play is not suspected.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office investigates a homicide after Victoria Hahlen's body was found near a Cave Creek, AZ road; cause of death unreleased.

County Attorney Rachel Mitchell in Maricopa County proposes a law to reclassify group assaults by teens as a more serious felony, in response to an uptick in teen violence.

A fire in a Phoenix neighborhood destroyed a home, a guest house, and caused additional damage while no injuries were reported; the cause is under investigation.

In Arizona, two men received extremely long sentences for non-violent crimes, sparking debate on sentencing laws. A judge who issued a 290-year sentence now seeks clemency for one man, while another's 292-year term was recently commuted.