The case against Crystal Wilson, adoptive mother of Jesse Wilson, was halted due to insufficient evidence, but remains open for potential future action.

A 7-year-old Phoenix girl, Victoria Pasten-Morales, underwent multiple amputations after a severe group A streptococcus infection led to sepsis. Her parents are supporting her recovery at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

A wrong-way driver died in a collision on a Phoenix freeway late Sunday night after their car entered a ramp incorrectly and crashed, according to authorities.

An argument at a Phoenix apartment complex led to a shooting, resulting in the death of 17-year-old Arlandis West Jr. and injuries to two others. The suspect, Brazion Sheppard, faces multiple charges including murder.

A domestic disturbance call in Chandler, Arizona, led to a shootout with police, critically injuring the suspect and involving no officer casualties. The incident is under investigation.

A fatal crash on Loop 202 in the East Valley involving multiple vehicles resulted in one death and several injuries, causing significant traffic disruptions.

Two DUI-related crashes occurred on US 60 in Mesa, with one driver flipping their Jeep and another hitting a police car. Both drivers were arrested for DUI, and investigations are ongoing.

A Phoenix firefighter, Gregory Knauss, faces charges for damaging two homes in Phoenix and Peoria, with costs exceeding $30,000, following disputes with homeowners.

Police are seeking a suspect with a distinctive tattoo for an armed mugging outside a west Phoenix store, with a reward offered for relevant information.

A suspect was critically wounded in a police shooting during a domestic violence incident at a Chandler hotel, after exchanging gunfire with officers. No officers were injured.

A road rage incident on Loop 101 in Scottsdale led to a collision and gunfire, but no injuries. Both drivers are facing charges, and lanes were closed for investigation.

The Arizona Department of Health Services has cited Palm Valley Post Acute for delayed incident reporting and failure to follow policies after further abuse allegations surfaced.

A DPS trooper was rear-ended by a pickup on I-17 in Phoenix, causing no serious injuries but significant traffic delays until lanes reopened at 11:30 a.m.