A helicopter crash in Superior claimed four lives and raised concerns about FAA notification systems despite a NOTAM being issued for a highline the helicopter may have collided with.

A shooting in North Phoenix resulted in one man's death and another critically injured. The incident occurred near 19th Avenue and Bell Road. Police are searching for suspects, with the investigation underway.

New Year's Eve celebrations in the Valley led to multiple house fires and displaced families, with investigations ongoing and no injuries reported. Firefighters cite illegal fireworks as a cause.

A judge denied parole to the murderer of Howard Levey, with his brother Dan Levey ensuring the killer remains imprisoned for the 1996 Phoenix shooting.

ICE intensifies operations in Phoenix, Arizona, with increased raids and detentions, despite concerns from local organizations and officials about potential human rights impacts.

On New Year's Day, Yavapai County Sheriff's Office handled three search and rescue missions, including a challenging evacuation of an injured 55-year-old hiker, with help from a military Blackhawk helicopter.

Two individuals were hospitalized after an early morning shooting in a west Phoenix neighborhood on New Year's Day, with police investigating the incident.

Four people were stabbed during a New Year's Eve disturbance at a Mesa apartment complex; no arrests made as stories conflicted and investigation continues.

Rio Verde Foothills opens a new water station, providing residents previously reliant on hauled water a steady supply, though future costs remain uncertain.

Two dead in a Phoenix gang-related clash between rival motorcycle clubs, leading to multiple arrests, including Michael Shane Zavala on murder and robbery charges.

Gila County authorities are searching for Deshawn Tarango, a person of interest in a New Year's Day shooting that left a juvenile dead in Globe, Arizona.

Michael Abatti, a California farmer, has been charged with the first-degree murder of his estranged wife, Kerri Ann Abatti, and pleads not guilty. He is held on $5.5 million bail after her death amidst a bitter divorce dispute.

Michael Abatti pled not guilty to murdering his estranged wife, Kerri Ann, amid a bitter divorce. Held on $5.5 million bond, his pre-trial is set for March 17, 2026.