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PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Prosecutors have filed an intent to seek the death penalty against the man charged in the death of William “Pastor Bill” Schonemann in what police said was a religiously motivated attack. Court records show that the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office entered its notice of...

Human traffickers love Arizona, Karen Cahn, with the Safe Action Project, told a crowd of about 75 people at the Scottsdale Area Chamber of Commerce's Breakfast with a Side of Community Safety

PHOENIX — Arizona Autism, a provider offering therapeutic services to children with autism, has recently filed a layoff notice that may impact hundreds of workers. On Oct. 30, the Phoenix-based organization submitted a WARN notice signaling that up to 2,792 of its employees may be affected by a reduction in the...

ICE officer and Honduran man injured in Phoenix shooting during traffic stop. Jose Garcia-Sorto hospitalized in stable condition after Interstate 17 incident.

A 68-year-old grandmother leaned against the metal railing near the entrance of Arizona’s Department of Economic Security building in downtown Phoenix to support her ailing back. In less than two days, the benefits allocated from this building that she counts on to feed her family were set to expire.

PHOENIX – Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs said she was “frustrated” and “angry” about how the federal government shutdown is causing the nation’s social safety net to fray. “And I am so incredibly frustrated by the dysfunction in Washington and these politicians who don’t care...

Phoenix Police responded to the incident near 43rd Avenue and Buckeye Road just before midnight on Thursday. Gibby Parra has the breaking news.

PHOENIX – An investigation is underway after a man was killed in a shooting in southwest Phoenix on Thursday night, authorities said. Officers responded to a call about shots fired in the area of 41st Avenue and Buckeye Road around 11 p.m., according to the Phoenix Police Department. They...

The alleyway next to the Renaissance Hotel, known as Melinda's Alley, features a large mural of Melinda Curtis, who supposedly haunts the area.

PHOENIX — With the future of federal food benefits still in limbo, charitable organizations around Arizona are anticipating a spike in demand for resources. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego held a press briefing Friday as thousands of Arizonans are about to potentially lose access to their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance...