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Phillips Law Foundation, the nonprofit arm of Phoenix-based Phillips Law Group, donated $12,000 to support training for law enforcement officers, prosecutors, health care professionals, child welfare workers and victim advocates focused on identifying and investigating human trafficking cases. More than 100 public safe

Level 1 Arcade Bar is preparing to open at 4 E. University Dr., at the northeast corner of Mill Avenue and University Drive in Tempe. Owner Scott Goldsmith told What Now Phoenix that the team hopes to open the new location by November 1. The company announced the expansion through...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Phoenix Police have released newly public surveillance video of a person connected to the 2018 killing of Matthew Groves. Police said the person seen in the video may have information about Groves’ shooting death near 51st Avenue and Indian School Road on July 21, 2018.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Mesa man who was drunk when he caused a crash in Gilbert that killed a Lyft driver, her passenger and her dog last year has learned his punishment. Court officials said Friday that Robb Hintzsche, 35, was sentenced to 24 years in prison during a hearing in Phoenix.

CHANDLER, AZ (AZFamily) — A 3-year-old is in the hospital after being found in a backyard pool in Chandler Friday evening. It happened at a house northwest of Alma School and Pecos roads. Firefighters said the family members found the child in the water. CPR was started on the...

Newly obtained video and crime scene photos from the night David Denogean was murdered, provides a new look into Phoenix police's investigation.

The number of people receiving SNAP food aid has fallen more than 13% in a year as changes to the biggest U.S. food aid program start to kick in. The loss of help is making it hard for some families to figure out what to do. Advocates say several factors are driving the decline. More people are required to work to rece

Chandler police arrested 35-year-old Robert Casillas on Thursday for allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at an apartment complex pool in July. Detectives built the felony case against Casillas using apartment surveillance footage and a recorded phone call in which he reportedly made incriminating admission

Officials in two Arizona cities say officers who resigned over use of license plate readers have been referred to the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board. Also called AZ-POST, the agency has authority to decertify police officers. Apache Junction police say they have referred former Officer Joshua McDani

A former law enforcement officer says she stepped in to help a store employee during an alleged assault at a Gilbert 7-Eleven, according to court records.