Two men are hospitalized after a double shooting in Glendale, with both victims sustaining life-threatening injuries; the incident's cause is currently under investigation.

Alabama man, Anthony Goodin, arrested for first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a woman in Kingman, Arizona.

An assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania resulted in one dead, two critically injured, and questions about security at political events.

The article discusses reactions to an assassination attempt on former President Trump, with bipartisan condemnation of political violence and calls for a thorough investigation.

The Arizona Department of Corrections is facing challenges while installing AC in prisons where inmates endure extreme heat, with upgrades to take years due to funding and logistics.

Eric Ridenour, 58, was convicted of hate crimes and arson for burning two churches in Douglas, Arizona, due to their inclusive stances on leadership roles.

Eric Ridenour was convicted on arson and hate crimes for burning two churches in Douglas, Arizona, motivated by the churches' acceptance of a female and a gay leader.

Maricopa County residents face potential property tax hikes due to a $10.6 million refund ruling for overtaxation linked to property misclassifications.

A man was arrested for impersonating a firefighter and telling Arizona residents to evacuate during a wildfire, despite not being authorized or affiliated with any fire department.

A shooting at Serafina Apartments in Phoenix resulted in the death of 19-year-old Kashmir Vaughn and another injured. Police are investigating the incident with no arrests made yet.

A fire, caused by downed power lines in east Mesa, destroyed one home, damaged another, and led to a sizable power outage. Firefighters and SRP crews responded, power was restored, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Two Mesa teens have been indicted on arson charges after allegedly causing an explosion at a Mesa home which endangered the homeowner and caused significant damage.

Leonard Thomas Stewart, III was sentenced to over 15 years for abusive sexual contact with a child, with the U.S. District Judge ordering lifetime supervised release post-prison.