Bark If You're Dirty pet store settles a sexual harassment lawsuit for $340,000 and agrees to a consent decree involving sexual discrimination training.

Kristin Little's SUV was retrieved from a cliff base in Yavapai County after a fatal accident, emotionally impacting the recovery crew and her family.

A landscaper in Gilbert, Luis Navarro, survived a severe bee attack with over 300 stings, necessitating a two-day hospital stay. A GoFundMe was started for his expenses.

Mesa police responded to a situation where a man, thought to be seizing, was actually shot and later died. Antonio Marquez-Mora was arrested after allegedly admitting to the accidental shooting.

An Arizona man's sister's cremated remains were lost after being shipped through USPS; two deceased and three critical after a Tempe mobile home fire.

Flash floods in Havasu Canyon stranded about 200 hikers. Arizona's National Guard was activated to assist, resulting in 104 evacuations and tribal lands closing for tourism indefinitely. One fatality was reported during the incident.

A shooting in south Phoenix left one man dead and two hospitalized. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public, with no arrests made so far.

A 12-year-old Surprise boy faces a long recovery after a hit-and-run while biking, suffering multiple injuries. The community seeks the driver of a dark gray Toyota Camry.

Christopher Rhodd, 36, faces second-degree murder for fatally stabbing 34-year-old Efren Partida during a fight in Phoenix. After seeking medical care, Rhodd was arrested.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office seeks information regarding a crash that killed Kristin Little after her Toyota 4Runner fell off a cliff in Prescott.

A crash in west Phoenix injured three people, two women and a child, after two cars collided at 39th Avenue and Monte Vista Road; police are investigating.

The family of Colin Brough, who was killed in a 2015 NAU shooting, feels the justice system failed after the shooter, Steven Jones, was released after serving four and a half years.

The owner of Psalm 112 LLC, Daniel Ridlinghafer, was indicted for a fraud scheme involving false solar installation contracts, affecting homeowners and credit unions.