Two were injured in a rollover crash in the West Valley, involving multiple vehicles, with one fleeing the scene. Authorities are investigating the hit-and-run incident.

A child was hospitalized and two dogs rescued after a Mesa house fire, while a local teen reentered the smoke-filled home to retrieve pets and his prom tuxedo.

A rideshare driver in Atlanta shot a passenger after a fare dispute, with the victim hospitalized but stable and the driver, Robert Wallace, facing assault charges.

A speedboat flipped at over 200 mph on Lake Havasu during a record attempt. Both racers survived with minor injuries; boat design safety was credited.

Devin Booker donated $200 to a 9-year-old's drink stand fundraiser, boosting support for Almost There Rescue and inspiring further community contributions.

The Cardinals drafted cornerback Will Johnson as the 47th pick, feeling confident despite his second-round status. They aim for playoff contention with new talents like Johnson and Nolen.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited Arizona Autism Charter Schools, praised their work, discussed school choice, and announced plans to resume collection of defaulted student loans.

Former NFL player Roosevelt Nix is opening his first 'Playa Bowls' location in Phoenix with a customizable menu of healthy bowls, joining the brand's rapid nationwide expansion.

Saint Simon and Jude Cathedral in Phoenix hosted a special mass honoring Pope Francis's legacy of mercy, led by Bishop John Dolan, coinciding with Divine Mercy Sunday.

Sierra Academy in Scottsdale hosted an "Alice in Wonderland"-themed prom, "A Mad Tea Prom," for its special needs students, focusing on inclusivity and joy.

Volunteers in Navajo County, AZ, rescued a mare and her foal from a mud pit, with the efforts documented by Betty Nixon of Friends of the Heber Wild Horses.

A large fire at a Phoenix scrapyard caused thick smoke, prompting firefighters to respond and contain the blaze with no reported injuries. The cause is undetermined.

Two dogs, Spike and Snickers, were rescued after being lost in the Arizona desert for four days, never leaving each other's side. A hiker recognized them from a Facebook post and helped return them to their family.