Ian Mitcham's trial for the 2015 murder of Allison Feldman began, involving key familial DNA evidence that led to his 2018 arrest after years of an unsolved case.

Waymo expands its autonomous vehicle service to Phoenix freeways, encountering mixed reactions from locals over safety, though backed by rigorous testing and aligned with speed regulations.

The Mega Millions jackpot reaches $965 million with no grand prize winner. Tickets in Arizona and Iowa won millions, with a $5 million ticket sold at a Peoria CVS and a $3 million ticket sold at a Norwalk Kwik Star.

A measles exposure alert was issued for visitors to Flagstaff Mall on November 6th, with advice to monitor health and isolation guidelines if symptoms develop.

Person of interest in teen's shooting, Emilio Rivera, is in custody on unrelated charges. Rhiana Kemplin was killed in Avondale, with no arrests yet for the shooting.

Arizona officials face a healthcare crisis, with unpaid behavioral health providers and efforts to secure federal aid for rural health sustainability.

Goodyear Police receive a $65,000 grant from the Governor's Office for increased DUI enforcement, including officer overtime and training to enhance road safety.

A visitor to Maricopa County has been diagnosed with measles, potentially exposing others at a hotel and concert venue; officials urge vaccination and vigilance.

A Phoenix police officer was charged with aggravated assault and endangerment after a traffic collision involving their speeding 50 mph over the limit.

A male bicyclist in north Phoenix was critically injured in a Tuesday morning crash with a vehicle; the driver stayed to cooperate with police, and impairment was not suspected.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs and the White Mountain Apache Tribe are conducting ongoing controlled burns on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation for safety and environmental health.

A semi-truck hit several power poles in west Phoenix, causing home evacuations and widespread outages. No injuries reported, and SRP worked on restoring power.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes released PSAs featuring local Vietnam War veterans to combat scams targeting veterans, highlighting the need for awareness and offering advice for defense against fraud.