A head-on collision in Chandler resulted in two fatalities after a driver who may have had a medical emergency collided with another vehicle. Alcohol and speed were not factors.

Gilbert man, Joe Rim, faces second-degree murder charges for the death of 18-year-old Stephen Jacobo in Mesa, following a second arrest by Mesa Police.

Teenagers in a stolen car crashed into a police SUV and a truck in Phoenix during a chase and were detained by police without any serious injuries reported.

A 15-year-old girl, Giaginette Brown, was killed in a drive-by shooting while she slept at her home in west Phoenix. A 17-year-old, Isaac Orozco, faces second-degree murder charges.

A mother was killed and her daughter critically injured in Apache Junction after a wrong-way crash involving a pickup truck on US 60. The driver of the truck is also seriously hurt, and impairment has not been ruled out.

A teenage boy is critically injured after a car crash in Tolleson, Arizona. The incident's cause is under investigation, with no confirmation if impairment was a factor.

A man is in critical condition after a medical emergency while hiking on Phoenix's Shaw Butte trail. Rescued by emergency crews, his current status is unknown.

Phoenix anticipates a week of mixed weather with initial rain and a high near 60°F, leading to clearer skies and a rise in temperature towards the weekend.

The Phoenix area anticipates significant development in 2024, including office conversions, industrial parks, and entertainment venues like VAI Resort, which could transform the city's economic and physical landscape.

After Sheriff Penzone's early departure in Maricopa County, Republicans are changing their party to Democrat, raising questions about their motives for the interim sheriff role.

Phoenix hosts the national Women's March on the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, with local events across the US, focusing on abortion rights and upcoming elections.

Arizona seeks a brass knuckles ban after an assault, while New Hampshire maintains its prohibition despite a bill to legalize them, highlighting the national debate on self-defense versus weapon misuse.

Sick coyotes in Sun City have been linked to rat poison, showing symptoms like lethargy and coordination issues, prompting calls for safer rodent control methods.