Authorities are searching for Janelle Banda, a 32-year-old missing since June 13 from an Arizona campsite. She was last seen at 10:30 p.m., and the area is known for dangerous terrain.

APS is facing criticism for proposing a nearly 14% rate hike for residential customers, following an 8% increase last year, amidst concerns over the company's financial transparency and recent miscalculations.

A teenage boy was seriously injured in an early morning shooting in Tempe, near Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Parkway, but is expected to survive. The shooting did not relate to nearby protests. The suspect is still at large.

Two major traffic accidents occurred in Phoenix. A pregnant woman and two children were among the injured in a collision on Saturday, while a separate crash on Friday left a woman and three kids critically hurt. Investigations are ongoing.

Trump's travel ban on multiple African and Middle Eastern countries has sparked widespread criticism for its impact on families and potential legal and moral challenges.

An elderly man is critically injured after being rescued from a severe apartment fire in North Phoenix. Firefighters extinguished the blaze and no other injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Thousands protested in Phoenix against President Trump's immigration policies, part of a nationwide "No King" movement. The peaceful rally focused on political violence and solidarity with the LGBTQ community, despite high temperatures.

A man was shot and killed in Phoenix; no suspects have been detained. Police are investigating the incident and urge witnesses to contact Silent Witness.

A fatal multi-vehicle crash occurred on I-10 in west Phoenix, resulting in road closures and delays. The exact casualty count is unclear as the investigation continues.

Two Phoenix officers were hospitalized after a collision involving their patrol car and a sedan near 35th Avenue and Bethany Home Road. Impairment hasn't been ruled out.

A man in his 40s died after being hit by multiple vehicles at an intersection in Phoenix. The drivers left the scene, and police are seeking witnesses.

Phoenix braces for extreme heat with temperatures anticipated to reach highs of 112 degrees, offering little evening relief with persistent warm conditions.

Tom Horne objects to Scottsdale Unified District's history textbooks for promoting DEI ideologies, threatening federal funding action and arguing they offer a biased perspective. Sheriff Sheridan criticizes texts' anti-law enforcement stance.