Netflix's new miniseries Trust Me follows investigators and survivors who exposed Samuel Bateman, a polygamous sect leader convicted of abusing child “wives.”

Phoenix police are seeking a man and woman suspected of scouting and burglarizing homes along Glendale Avenue; detectives are asking neighbors to check footage and report tips.

A motorcyclist died Saturday near 7th Street and Union Hills Drive in north Phoenix. Police have closed the intersection as detectives investigate.

Tempe police recovered a man’s body from Tempe Town Lake after a passerby spotted it; investigators say the cause is unknown and the probe is ongoing.

A drive-by outside the Dignity Health ER in Glendale left one person injured Friday; police say the shooter fled in a black SUV and remains at large.

Phoenix Fire Department reports crews are working a double house fire near 35th Avenue and McDowell Road. Officials have not yet released details on injuries or cause.

An early-morning hit-and-run left a man in critical condition near 29th Lane and Roeser Road; Phoenix police are asking for tips.

A pre-dawn shooting in north Phoenix left a man critically injured; police are searching for a suspect and asking the public to come forward.

Hazmat crews closed Thomas Road near Central Avenue Friday evening as officials evacuated buildings and metered for a suspected carbon monoxide leak.

ABC15's new Crime Uncovered episode revisits Mercedes Vega's 2023 abduction and the investigation that led to three men being charged and one extradited. New evidence detail is highlighted.

A woman suffered life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run near 43rd Avenue and Orangewood; detectives are searching for the driver and asking for tips.

A Maricopa County judge handed Rueben Xavier Rocha a life term on March 20 for the 2023 shooting that killed 20-year-old Jordin Miranda Castillo in her Glendale apartment.

Phoenix police say no officers will face discipline after an internal review found policy violations tied to the 2020 fake‑gang protest arrests; the department says those implicated no longer work for the agency.