A man was seriously injured after being hit by a car in Glendale, while a separate shooting at the same location left a teen in critical condition. Police are investigating both incidents.

Cesar Chavez High School honors slain cheerleader Desiree Rivas with a tribute during senior night as her mother seeks justice; police have no suspects despite a $12,000 reward.

An Arizona man accused of posing as a licensed psychologist with a fake UCLA degree pleads not guilty to charges including forgery and drug possession.

Two students were arrested for allegedly waving a gun from their car at La Joya Community High School. Police found a handgun, but no threats were made.

David Allen Harbour of Scottsdale was sentenced for money laundering and wire fraud after defrauding investors of over $20 million, which he spent on luxury items and experiences.

Jorge Lara has been sentenced to 33 years for the killing and kidnapping of Irene Luevano. The Phoenix mother's tragic fate has brought a long prison sentence for her killer.

Arizona State University's School of Interdisciplinary Forensics acquired over 3,000 black market insects to study and aid law enforcement against illegal wildlife trade.

Mark Miller, 61, died after his car crashed into a cement irrigation outlet in Phoenix. Police are investigating the cause of the single-vehicle accident.

A Peoria man was indicted on second-degree murder charges after a fatal wrong-way crash that killed a woman and injured her daughter. His BAC was over 0.23.

The article covers the investigation into Preston Lord's death in Queen Creek and Gilbert, highlighting the community's response and concerns about teen violence and the Gilbert Goons group.

A 73-year-old man died in a skydiving accident in Eloy, Arizona after his parachute encountered complications during deployment, resulting in a fatal landing.

An 8-year-old boy in Peoria, AZ died after being hit by a car he had just exited. The incident, not involving speed, is under investigation for potential impairment. Community grieves as the local school provides support.

The NYPD expands its International Liaison Program by adding posts in Tucson, Arizona, and Bogota, Colombia, to address immigration issues and the narcotics trade.