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Phoenix Police Hunt for Missing 15-Year-Old Under New Arizona Reporting Law

Phoenix Police are asking the public for help finding 15-year-old Madison Shelde. The department has released an appeal for information about her. The department's public appeal, posted to social media, cites a brand-new Arizona statute, A.R.S. § 8-901, as the legal basis for sharing Shelde's flyer online. According to
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Police find guns, Nazi paraphernalia in Wickenburg child exploitation raid

WICKENBURG, AZ (AZFamily) — Officers searching the Wickenburg home of a motorcycle club member for child sex abuse material found Nazi paraphernalia and multiple guns, including a machine gun that was being built, court documents released Thursday said. The investigation into Thomas Schumacher, 46, a Marine veteran, st
Featured picture for Glendale PDGlendale PD commander facing out-of-state criminal investigation

Glendale PDGlendale PD commander facing out-of-state criminal investigation

A top Glendale Police Department executive is involved in an out-of-state criminal investigation and his employment with the city is now over, according to a spokesperson and an internal email sent by Chief Colby Brandt.
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Man arrested after impersonating police, performing a traffic stop, AZDPS says

A man was arrested after allegedly impersonating a police officer Thursday, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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Rabid bobcat shot in Arizona; Phoenix teacher placed on leave | Nightly Roundup

PHOENIX - From Amazon wage hikes to a rabid bobcat attack in northern Arizona, here's a look at your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Thursday, September 17, 2026. 2. Shocking wildlife encounter in northern Arizona. Featured. 3. Some Amazon workers to get higher pay. Featured. 4. Man accused of trying...
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Phoenix middle school PE teacher accused of grooming teen

Reno Ferris, a seventh- and eighth-grade PE teacher at Global Academy of Phoenix, now faces two felony counts of furnishing obscene material to minors.
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One of the Valley’s best taco shops has closed. What to know

In the far northwest Valley, a bright-blue-painted taqueria served some of the best tacos in town. It drew fans from all around the metroplex to drive out to El Mirage for its tangy al pastor, refreshing aguas frescas and loaded elote. It won our Best of Phoenix award for having...
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Former Mesa police sergeant indicted for tipping off SWAT raid target had 9 internal...

MESA, AZ — A former Mesa police sergeant indicted for allegedly tipping off the target of a SWAT raid had 9 internal affairs investigations dating back to 2013, according to records obtained by ABC15. Edward Fire, 51, a nearly 20-year law enforcement veteran, was arrested by Chandler police in...
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Driver says he ‘struck an animal’ after plowing buddy’s truck into Phoenix bicyclist, killing...

Jesus Alejandro Cardenas Angulo was arrested for allegedly striking and killing 66-year-old bicyclist Amado Rodriguez Jr. in Phoenix on Sept. 14. Cops tracked down the suspect truck after Angulo, 32, lied to the owner, claiming the damaged windshield was caused by hitting an animal. Angulo reportedly confessed to fleei
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Tempe’s getting a new weekly farmers market

Tempe City Hall is closed on the weekends, but it'll be a hub of activity every Sunday starting this October as the city debuts a new weekly farmers market. Why it matters: The Tempe City Hall Farmers Market — an accurate, if not very creative, name — will give Valley residents another option when looking for locally p

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