Phoenix AZ

Goodyear police arrested three painters accused of running a multi-county burglary ring that stole an estimated $40,000 in paint from local construction sites. Investigators used an Apple AirTag hidden inside a paint bucket and Flock cameras to track the suspects and their cars. The three suspects, who are former emplo

A surge of monsoon thunderstorms pushed into the Phoenix metro area Thursday night, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds and flash flood warnings across the Valley. A flood watch is in effect for Maricopa County until 10 p.m. Thursday and parts of Pinal County and southern Gila County until 5 a.m. Friday morning, the weath

Video shows bullet holes riddling the ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations building in Phoenix, and the FBI launched a shooting investigation.

Finder’s keepers? That’s what one former Circle K manager thought when he bought a $12.8 million lottery ticket before he was fired over it. But […] ‘More Than the Money’: Former Circle K Manager Fired Over Winning Lottery Ticket, But His Lawyer Says He Was Following Company Policy

A Phoenix toddler’s death is renewing urgent warnings about the dangers of leaving children in hot cars. Car safety advocates are using the death of 2-year-old Marcelino Valdez as a stark reminder of how quickly a parked car can become deadly. Kids and Car Safety founder Janette Fennell says Arizona ranks among the wor

PHOENIX - A 28-year-old Phoenix man is being held on a $1 million cash bond after allegedly choking his neighbor to death during a drunken dispute over a missing rental car. Newly released court documents detail the violent confrontation that left 40-year-old George Fuentes dead in his apartment near 38th Street and Mc

A woman suing the city of Phoenix and its police department after she suffered severe burns while being held down on hot pavement during an arrest may continue to pursue an excessive force claim, a federal judge ruled this week. However, the judge dismissed her claim of unlawful seizure and false arrest, writing that t

From new details on the death of a "Jurassic Park" star to the search for an "armed and dangerous" suspect wanted for attempted murder, here's a look at your top headlines for the morning of July 16. 1. Child dies in south Phoenix, investigation underway. Featured. 2. New details on...

Phoenix police are investigating after a man was shot during a party at a home early Thursday morning.

A flood watch has been issued for what’s expected to be a busy day and night of monsoon activity in and around metro Phoenix. The flood watch is set to run from 2 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Friday and covers Maricopa County, northwest Pinal County and southern Gila County.