Yavapai County deputies joined "Shop with a Cop" events, spreading holiday cheer with children and honoring fallen officers.

A multi-car crash on I-17 in Phoenix resulted in at least one fatality and several injuries, causing the highway to close until it reopened later the same day. The incident is still under investigation.

Justin Noecker of Arizona was sentenced to ten years for the attempted murder of his unborn child, including assault on his wife and subsequent kidnapping.

April McLaughlin, facing animal cruelty and fraud charges, took a plea deal, pleading guilty to multiple charges with sentencing set for January 2026 and could face prison time plus probation and restitution.

Kyrene School District is closing six schools due to low enrollment and budget issues, with the plan saving $5.8 million annually and aiming to maintain education quality.

A 23-year-old man, Martin Toledo Jr., was killed when a semi-truck ran over him in a Phoenix Circle K parking lot, with the driver of the vehicle staying at the scene and no impairment signs observed.

The DEA Phoenix division reported a 79% increase in fentanyl seizure in Arizona, highlighting the state's role in drug trafficking and efforts to disrupt the cartels' finances and operations.

Two people were seriously injured in a Phoenix shooting near 67th Avenue and Indian School Road; no suspects identified.

Police in Gilbert, AZ, responded to a shooting involving a critically injured 16-year-old boy; 21-year-old Rael Sanchez, the suspect, was later arrested and charged with Attempted Second Degree Murder.

A fatal rollover crash involving a commercial truck on Loop 303 in Phoenix occurred at 5:35 a.m. Lanes were closed but reopened by 11:19 a.m. Details are still under investigation.

Flagstaff Police are searching for missing senior George William Jackson Sr., last seen December 11 near Route 66. Jackson is vulnerable due to a medical condition, and there is an urgency to locate him. The public is asked to report any information.

An independent investigation into Mesa park rangers revealed policy violations, leading to resignations and retirements, including the Parks Director and Deputy Director.

Kasey Velasquez, chairman of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, is under investigation following new and historical sexual misconduct allegations, including a 1989 incident.