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The man died after being shot and crashing his car in Maryvale late last week. Police are still working to identity a suspect in the shooting.

Comedian Ron “Tater Salad” White first rose to fame as a founding member of the Blue Collar Comedy Tour alongside Jeff Foxworthy, Bill Engvall and Larry the Cable Guy, but he has long since established himself as a star in his own right. A chart-topping, three-time Grammy-nominated comedian, White has sold more than 10

Phoenix police arrested Taishe Renee Le’Von Clark after discovering she allegedly abandoned five dogs inside of an apartment for a week with no food or water following her eviction. One of the dogs died as a result of severe malnourishment, and two of the dogs continue to fight for their lives.

A reported fight in a north Phoenix home led to smoke and flames after a father called 911 about his adult son assaulting him and attempting to set the house on fire. A reported fight inside a north Phoenix home ended with smoke and flames Thursday night after police say a father called 911 about his adult son.

Authorities say Leila Potts and her newborn baby died after a car crash in Phoenix, Ariz.

A second woman has been arrested by the Arizona Attorney General's Office for allegedly providing cosmetic injections here in the Valley without a license. Brandi Dees' arrest comes less than two months after another woman, Sayde Holladay, was also arrested in Phoenix. The ABC15 Investigators have learned the cases aga

Martin Zaragoza rescued the toddler, who was then rushed to the hospital

A late-night crash on Interstate 184 in Boise left one woman dead after a rear-end collision sent an SUV off the road and rolling back into traffic, Idaho State Police said. ISP is investigating the two-vehicle crash, which happened Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 10:59 p.m. near mile marker three on westbound I-184.

Chandler residents will soon face new rules governing e-bikes and e-motorcycles as well as the feeding of non-domesticated birds. City Council on June 11 adopted two ordinances aimed at addressing public safety and neighborhood nuisance concerns. Both ordinances take effect July 11. The city’s new e-bike ordinance esta

PHIL LATZMAN: It’s a June evening near Phoenix/Paradise Valley border and the temperature is 108 degrees. But there’s a cool spot, literally and figuratively. I’m walking with Angie McIntire, who is the bat specialist for the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Alongside a canal and tucked into the ground is a 2-mile lon