Two Glendale parents were arrested after police found two boys living locked inside a feces-covered apartment. The Arizona Department of Child Safety has taken the children into custody.

A Michigan man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison in Arizona after jurors convicted him of setting Swift Transportation trailers ablaze; he had earlier received federal time in California.

A Phoenix grand jury has indicted Joanna Chalup Cortez after a Jan. 6 shooting that wounded 4-year-old Qahsiem Sinclair. The child is recovering and trial is set for May 20.

Two juveniles were arrested after allegedly forcing their way into a Scottsdale home while posing as delivery workers. Police say victims were restrained and the suspects were caught after a short pursuit.

Federal prosecutors allege nine people used straw purchasers to acquire more than 15 firearms — including Barrett .50-caliber rifles — that were meant for Mexico.

An 18‑year‑old NAU student died after an off‑campus Delta Tau Delta rush event. Three fraternity officers were arrested on hazing charges as police investigate.

An unidentified man was killed in a suspected hit-and-run at Encanto and Grand. Investigators are asking witnesses to call Silent Witness.

A Cochise County man indicted on election‑fraud charges was extradited from Hawaii and is due to be arraigned on Monday.

A man was critically wounded in a shooting near 7th and Dunlap in north Phoenix; police are asking witnesses to come forward.

A woman was seriously injured in a stabbing near 75th Avenue and Encanto Boulevard in west Phoenix. Police have closed the scene and Silent Witness is offering a reward for tips.

Two Poston Junior High students were arrested in Mesa during Friday’s anti-ICE protest; one was booked into Durango juvenile and the other referred to juvenile court. The arrests came amid Valley-wide student walkouts.

A Hamilton High walkout in Chandler turned tense Friday after an armed man confronted students; a teen was arrested and police are searching for a driver who pushed through the crowd.

Federal agents raided 14 Zipps restaurants in Phoenix, alleging illegal hiring and identity fraud, led by Diego Gonzalez-Rosales. The year-long probe resulted in several charges and the detainment of 39 unauthorized workers.