Over 35 individuals were arrested by HSI at Zipps Sports Grill locations in Arizona on charges related to immigration violations, document fraud, and identity theft.

Zipps Sports Grill's south Tempe location reopened after federal raids involving employment allegations and document fraud, which resulted in 35 undocumented immigrants' apprehension.

A Phoenix man drew a six‑year prison term after authorities tied him to a seven‑year, $10 million organized retail‑theft operation. He was ordered to pay nearly $19,000 in restitution.

A traffic stop on I‑8 near Wellton uncovered 167.55 pounds of meth hidden in a false floor; one person was booked into federal custody. Investigators say the probe is ongoing.

Tyler McGuire was sentenced to life in prison for the premeditated murder of Deazo Seghi in Mesa, Arizona, after his obsession with a coworker led to the fatal shooting.

The Gilbert Public Schools board voted to close Pioneer Elementary School due to declining enrollment and budget constraints, with plans for students to transfer to other local schools.

A Phoenix father was fatally shot by police as he restrained an intruder in his home, an incident now under investigation by Arizona DPS. His family is calling for justice and has started a GoFundMe for funeral expenses.

A man died after a hit-and-run on Camelback Road near 21st Avenue in Phoenix. Police say the driver fled and Silent Witness is asking for tips.

A Phoenix man allegedly boarded an Air France flight without a valid pass, refused to leave and was arrested — delaying the flight and prompting federal charges.

Two former ADHS inspectors were arrested after an undercover bribery sting tied to an assisted‑living inspection in Carefree. Court records allege payments were exchanged to clear deficiencies.

Arizona DPS renewed a public plea on X as the Emily Pike case reached its first anniversary. The FBI is offering a reward and investigators say they remain hopeful.

A substitute teacher was arrested after police say she punched a 10-year-old fifth grader during class at an Odyssey Preparatory Academy campus in Buckeye.

The US Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona charged 150 individuals with immigration offenses in a single week, including illegal re-entry and human smuggling.