Three people died in a head-on crash in Arizona after a pickup truck drove into oncoming traffic; the driver was arrested by the FBI following a DUI investigation.

After evading a work release program, Arizona inmate Trevor Trammel was recaptured following an intensive manhunt and now faces additional felony charges.

A dump truck fire led to a brush fire near Fountain Hills, closing SR 87. The road reopened after the fire was controlled, no injuries were reported, and evacuated residents returned home.

The National Weather Service forecasts a heatwave for Phoenix, with temperatures reaching into the 90s and nearing 100 degrees, alongside clear, sunny skies and occasional gusty winds.

Arizona's Supreme Court paused a 19th-century abortion ban, giving the Attorney General time to appeal. The law's enforcement is delayed until at least August 12th.

New Mexico man Luis Angel Pulido was indicted for allegedly possessing 47 pounds of fentanyl with intent to distribute after a traffic stop on a reservation in Arizona.

A Mexican national received a 17-year sentence for fentanyl and meth trafficking after pleading guilty to conspiracy charges.

The Phoenix Police Department issued a Silver Alert for missing 64-year-old William Henry Spera, last seen in Phoenix, Arizona. He has a medical condition causing confusion.

Federal health authorities confirm pasteurized milk is safe despite a recent Avian Influenza outbreak in dairy cows, as no live virus was found in tested products and pasteurization effectively kills pathogens.

Fountain Hills is replacing a 30,000 square foot grassy area with desert landscaping to conserve water, as part of broader environmental efforts detailed in the town's 2020 General Plan.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office launches a seat belt enforcement campaign funded by a state grant, with no leniency for violations from May 20th to June 2nd.

Arizona's Pinal County has seen a rise in wildfires, with 25 human-caused fires burning over 2,600 acres. Increased patrols and prevention measures are in effect.

Buckeye Public Libraries launch a summer reading program from June 1 to August 1, offering activities, prizes, and performances to encourage reading among youths.