A fire broke out in a Scottsdale apartment complex's attic, causing evacuations but no injuries, with a neighbor alerting residents and firefighters preventing the spread.

Two crashes in Arizona: a multi-vehicle incident in Phoenix critically injured two women and left a man stable, and a rollover on I-10 near Quartzsite killed three, with two hospitalized.

A fire at Dobson Glen Condos in Mesa resulted in critical burns to six people, including four children. It took firefighters five hours to extinguish the blaze. One family, including a 6-year-old girl who alerted her parents, was severely injured.

A pickup truck collided with a Valley Metro bus near 51st Avenue and Lower Buckeye early Monday, closing the road and sending the truck driver to the hospital. Investigators are processing the scene.

The FBI offers a $25,000 reward for tips on Maleeka Boone's death after her body was found in Navajo Nation. Boone was reported missing and last seen on January 15.

The Phoenix Police Department assures residents of clear officer identification and adherence to constitutional rights amid concerns about federal law enforcement presence.

A 17‑year‑old accused of plotting a drone attack on Phoenix Pride made a brief court appearance Saturday as prosecutors pursue terrorism charges.

Three teens were arrested in connection with the October killing of a 17-year-old in north Phoenix. Police say the shooting began as an attempted robbery and are asking for tips.

A motorcyclist died after a crash near Comanche Drive and Germann Road in Chandler; detectives are investigating.

Police say a suspect pointed a rifle at a customer at a South Phoenix QuikTrip and remains at large; investigators are asking witnesses to call Crime Stop.

A Tucson man was sentenced to 16 years for sexually abusing a minor under 12, with subsequent lifetime supervised release. The case involved multiple incidents and was pursued by federal and local law enforcement.

A Gilbert man was arrested after detectives say he filmed a fellow gymgoer showering at an EOS Fitness in Mesa. He faces one count of illegally recording a person and was booked with bond set at $25,000.

A Mesa AT&T employee was arrested after a customer discovered a nude photo sent from her phone while in the store. Court documents say he faces a felony unlawful‑disclosure charge and has prior arrests.