Phoenix AZ

Mesa police arrested a man accused of dressing as a Circle K employee and stealing more than $1,400 in lottery tickets from multiple convenience stores.

A Scottsdale man is facing multiple felony charges, including fraud and theft, for allegedly stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from a disabled friend. Investigators say the suspect exploited the victim's trust and power of attorney to drain Medicaid, Social Security, and personal funds over 14 years. Adult Prot

Investigators still haven't identified a common contamination source for the cyclosporiasis outbreak gripping the nation, limiting the guidance health officials can give consumers. The big picture: Fresh produce remains the focus of investigators, with lettuce and other ingredients pulled from some Taco Bell restaurant

Thunderstorms in northern Arizona sent winds that kicked up dust near the Valley Wednesday evening before heavier monsoon activity was expected to hit the area Thursday. The Arizona Department of Transportation cautioned drivers on Interstate 10 near Picacho Peak to use caution due to a wall of blowing dust. Meanwhile,

Is it weird that I firmly believe that “tacos” is the most important word in the English language? It’s a complete sentence, a lifestyle, and my primary motivation for waking up before noon on a Saturday. I’ve spent months braving long lines and questionable parking situations just...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A boy died Wednesday after his parent found him inside a vehicle, Phoenix police said. First responders and Phoenix police officers were called to a home near Baseline Road and 24th Street in south Phoenix at 6:32 p.m. for reports of an injured person. Officers located...

GLENDALE, AZ — A Glendale Police Department traffic enforcement operation is targeting red-light runners, putting a spotlight on the split-second decisions that can lead to life-altering crashes. Arizona continues to be one of the worst states in the country for red-light running. According to the Arizona Department of

Opening statements are underway in the trial of a man accused of shooting a Phoenix police officer eight times, including once in the head.

What started as a weekend house party in Phoenix ended with rapid bursts of gunfire on the street, rattling neighbors and leaving a 20-year-old in custody. Police detained Jalen Hardy after officers said they saw people in two vehicles trading shots near 56th Street and Thomas Road. No one at the party was hurt, but an

Brianna Westbrook, a former vice chair of the Arizona Democratic Party who ran for Congress in 2018, was arrested on a burglary charge. Westbrook, 41, was taken into custody on July 10 after officers responded to a disturbance near Indian School Road and 19th Avenue, according to the Phoenix Police Department.