Driver Who Rammed Bicyclists In Show Low Race Has DUI history

Police said that Shawn Michael Chock, who critically injured 7 bicyclists in Show Low on Sunday, has a criminal history of driving drunk.

Data On Mass Killings In Arizona Reveals Domestic Violence Trend

There were zero mass killings — those with four or more deaths — in Arizona in 2020 during coronavirus lockdowns. But it’s not that simple.

Arizona Law Enforcement Struggle To Halt Deadly Street Racing

Across Arizona, law enforcement agencies are struggling to stop illegal street racing. Here's why.

Man Charged In Grand Canyon Hike That Broke Distancing Rules: DOJ

Joseph Don Mount is facing federal charges for leading a massive hiking group across the Grand Canyon, federal officials said.

Man To Face Murder, Other Charges In Officer's Death; Police

Jonathan Altland was arrested in the death of one AZ police officer and serious injury of another. He faces charges of murder and others.

Wrong-Way Crashes In Arizona: See The Numbers

Deaths from wrong-way crashes have been on the rise nationwide, as the AAA Foundation releases data from Arizona.

Antisemitic Incidents In Arizona, U.S. Remain At Record Highs

In its annual audit, the Anti-Defamation League reported more than 2,000 incidents that targeted American Jews in 2020.

Verdict Reached In Chauvin Trial: AZ Prepares, Leaders React

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been found guilty on all 3 charges. Here's how Arizonans reacted to the verdict.

Margo Fire Forces Evacuation Of Dudleyville Residents

A fast-moving wildfire in eastern Pinal County has forced the local sheriff's office to issue a "Go!" evacuation order.

Teacher In Mexican Jail After Bringing Gun To Country On Accident

More than $17,000 has been raised for an attorney for Kayria Rosales, but the Red Mountain High School teacher has still not seen a judge.

Arizona Man Held Up National Guard Convoy At Gunpoint: DOJ

An Arizona man was charged with armed assault of federal officers for holding up members of the Army National Guard on March 22.

Crews Rescue Parachutist Dangling From Power Lines In AZ

A military parachutist who dropped onto high-voltage power lines in Arizona City dangled for several hours before he could be rescued.

2 Escaped Florence Prison Inmates Captured In Coolidge

Coolidge police announced Thursday morning that the two escaped prisoners were captured after days on the run.

Investigation Underway After Fatal Bus Crash Near Grand Canyon

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office is investigating after a bus bound for the Grand Canyon crashed and rolled over Saturday, killing one.

3 Arizonans Among 80 Arrested During Riot At U.S. Capitol

At least three Arizonans were among the 80 rioters arrested during the siege at the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, the Metropolitan police said.

Arizona Hate Crimes Bounced Back In 2019, Experts Fear A Surge In 2020

Hate crimes in Arizona bounced back in 2019 after a sharp drop the year before, and advocates say they fear the numbers are going up.

Mormon Church Sued For Alleged Role In AZ Boy Scouts Sex Abuse

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was hit with several lawsuits Monday, accusing it of covering up decades of sexual abuse.

Body Parts Found In Remote Areas In Arizona: Authorities

Body parts believed to be connected to medical research or education have been discovered at separate sites near Prescott, officials said.

Arizona's Migrant Border Deaths On Track For Record Amid Heat

This year's record-breaking temperatures have led to an increase in migrant deaths at Arizona's border.

Firefighter Salaries Revealed In Arizona

The salaries for firefighters in the United States vary greatly by state. See where Arizona ranks.

Arizona Settles With Honda For $5M In Airbag Lawsuit: Attorney

AZ Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Wednesday the state had settled with Honda for failing to warn customers about faulty airbags.

FBI 2019 Crime Report: See Trends In Arizona

The Federal Bureau of Investigation data showed that violent crimes are down in Arizona, but not all crimes decreased in 2019.

Judge: AZ Man Charged In 2006 Iraq Killings To Remain Jailed

An Arizona judge ruled that an Iraqi immigrant arrested on charges related to 2006 Iraq killings will stay in jail amid an extradition case.

Crimes In Tucson, Phoenix Fell In Second Quarter, As Covid-19 Took Hold

Criminology expert says spike in aggravated assaults likely reflects a “rising tide” of stress, frustration and anger during the pandemic.

'Most Sophisticated' Mexico-To-Arizona Border Tunnel Unearthed

The tunnel had ventilation, water, a rail system with walls, a roof, a floor and electrical service, Homeland Security Investigations said.

​Execution Set For Sole Native American On Federal Death Row

Tribal leader: Planned execution calls into question the federal government use of loopholes to infringe on the Navajo tribe's sovereignty.

‘They’re Scared’: A Look Inside The COVID-19 Crisis In Arizona Prisons

As virus numbers spike in Arizona, lawyers say prisoners are being subjected to unsanitary conditions and inadequate medical treatment

Arizona Police Have Gotten $90 Million Of Military Equipment, Weapons

Arizona police agencies have received 10 percent of the more than $850 million in surplus military equipment received nationwide.

Body Cameras Didn’t Reduce Police Use Of Force In Tempe: Study

Researchers at Arizona State University and elsewhere examined use-of-force data after Tempe, Arizona, police required police body cameras.

What We Know About Police Drones In Arizona And How They’re Used

Tempe police surveilled protesters with drones. Records show drone programs operating in Mesa, Scottsdale and Maricopa County.

A Black Mother Called 911 For Her Son’s Mental Health Crisis. Tempe Pd Brought Rifles, A Riot Shield And A K-9.

“Don’t let them kill my son please,” Adrienne Bryant said after Tempe police showed up in riot gear after her 911 call about his crisis.

Groups Try New Ways To Reach Domestic Violence Survivors Amid Pandemic

Reports to domestic violence hotlines surged in April; the United Nations has called for urgent action to deal with quarantine side effects.

Here's What You Need to Know About Curfew In Arizona

What is opened near you right now? What's closed? Here's a break down of Arizona's statewide curfew.

Arizona Reports Anti-Semitic Incidents: Anti-Defamation League

The Anti-Defamation League reported anti-Semitic incidents occurred last year in almost every state, including Arizona.

Fire Restrictions Go Into Effect Tuesday In Arizona

Continued dry conditions and an increase in wildfire activity throughout Arizona have led to the restrictions, forestry officials said.

Arizona Department of Revenue Busts 13 Tax Fraud Schemes

ADOR said in 2020 alone it has put a stop to some $10 million in tax fraud.

Arizona Wildfires and Coronavirus: New Risks For 2020

With the growth of grasses upping fire risk, Arizona fire officials are strategizing to avoid coronavirus spread.

362 Pounds Of Meth Valued At $4.1M Seized In Arizona Traffic Stop

An Arizona traffic stop netted 362 pounds of methamphetamine with a street value of $4.1 million, the largest meth haul in state history.

With Execution On Hold, Navajo Inmate Presses Court On Jury Bias Claim

Assistant U.S. Attorney Voit counters that in the 16 years since Mitchell was sentenced, no evidence has surfaced to suggest racial bias.

U.S. Forest Service Ends Year Without Depleting Fire Budget, But AZ Fires Rise

While fires were down nationally, AZ has seen nearly twice as much fire activity this year as last.