Gilbert police use drones to curb reckless e-bike riding and avoid high-speed pursuits, enhancing safety and de-escalation efforts. Mixed community reactions and an educational 'Know Your Ride' campaign are discussed.

A body was found at a construction site in Tempe, potentially linked to the missing 91-year-old Apolonio Romero with dementia and diabetes. Identity yet to be confirmed.

Avondale Police issued a Turquoise Alert for 21-year-old Isabella Comas, missing since January 11 and last seen in Arizona with her red Hyundai Sonata unaccounted for.

In Page, Arizona, a suspect was arrested for aggravated DUI after being caught speeding with a toddler in the car while babysitting. The driver's BAC was 0.293, and they also had a suspended license.

Queen Creek PD is investigating the death of a man, identified as medically related with no public threat. The scene was near Ellsworth and Walnut Roads.

A deputy shot an armed man, who, along with a woman, fled on foot in an Arizona hotel. Both suspects face charges; the man has non-life-threatening injuries. Details are limited as investigations continue.

Arizona's Pinal County Attorney Brad Miller proposed a bill to criminalize obstruction of law enforcement, sparking protests and outcry at his news conference.

Phoenix Police Department reported a fatal stabbing between siblings in Central Phoenix, resulting in the arrest of Ali-Ondre Hampton for the murder of his brother, Timotheus.

Senator Mark Kelly sues Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth for censure over a video on refusing unlawful orders, claiming First Amendment rights violations.

Two men were injured in separate shootings in Phoenix and Glendale. The Phoenix shooter is unidentified; the Glendale incident resulted in a woman's arrest.

A woman was airlifted from Camelback Mountain after sustaining a severe leg injury, with Phoenix Fire crews responding and using a helicopter due to her inability to descend.

An illegal cockfighting ring was busted in Tonopah, Arizona, leading to several arrests and citations, along with the seizure of altered roosters and evidence of gambling.

Ex-DCS Director David Lujan urged for increased funding and alternatives to group homes in Arizona's child welfare system, emphasizing collaborative efforts for better outcomes after systemic failures were linked to child murders.