A suspect was fatally shot and an officer injured at a Peoria car dealership during an attempted arrest by Phoenix police. The officer is expected to recover, and both a criminal investigation and internal review are underway.

A Phoenix man seeks $50 million for injuries from a police shooting, alleging excessive force and racial targeting. His lawyers contest police claims of him being armed.

Phoenix police are investigating the Cartwright Education Association for alleged financial misappropriation, leading the Cartwright School District to halt the collection of union dues.

Five teens appeared in court over brutal assaults in the East Valley, with charges ranging from using brass knuckles to involvement in a fatal Halloween party incident.

A Phoenix homeowner shot Isaiah Roggenbuck, 24, while Roggenbuck attempted a home break-in. Roggenbuck, injured but alive, was later charged with criminal trespassing.

A student found a loaded gun at Mountainside Middle School, leading to a lockdown and an 11-year-old's arrest. No injuries occurred, and police assured it was an isolated incident.

Two individuals were injured in a Buckeye shooting and sought help at a local fire station. The shooter remains unidentified as the investigation continues.

Law enforcement in Arizona and Oregon seize large quantities of fentanyl pills, with Arizona's operation netting over 500,000 pills and Oregon's recovering over 150,000, highlighting efforts to combat the drug crisis.

David Michael Hanson, from Phoenix, is charged with making online threats against President Biden and Vice President Harris, following Secret Service investigations into his social media posts.

Two suspects, Jacob Lee Pennington and Garrett Bagshaw, were indicted on charges of aggravated assault and disorderly conduct for a November attack on a Pinal County teen.

Two fatal incidents occurred on Apache Junction roads: one person died in a collision on SR-88, and a separate accident resulted in a bicyclist's death on Apache Trail.

Glendale Police seek information on a 2022 shooting outside a recording studio that killed Demone Wilson, 20, and injured two others. Despite witnesses, the suspect remains unidentified and at large.

After acquittal on murder charges, Michael Turney sues Phoenix PD and Maricopa County for over $300,000, alleging wrongful treatment including a violent arrest and lack of care in custody.