US Crime January 24 Arizona woman charged with murder of rideshare driver after allegedly using his car to run him over: report An Arizona woman is accused of running over a 74-year-old rideshare driver multiple times with his car and was charged with second-degree muder.
Airlines January 14 FAA investigating after United, Delta flights nearly collide before landing at Phoenix airport The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after a United Airlines flight and a Delta Airlines flight had a near-collision over Phoenix on Saturday.
Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe December 26 Christmas family dispute leads to 3 shot, 1 stabbed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport: police Airport operations are back to normal at Phoenix's Sky Harbor after a Christmas family dispute that resulted in a shooting and stabbing, police said.
Arizona November 14 Arizona firefighters remove boa constrictor from pickup truck: 'Unusual call' The Scottsdale Fire Department responded to an odd call on Wednesday after a man discovered a large boa constrictor sticking its head out from under his pickup truck.
Presidential August 21 Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to address America on Friday about the 'present historical moment and his path forward' Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is expected to address America on Friday about the "present historical moment and his path forward," according to his campaign team.
US August 19 SEE IT: Arizona men attempt to steal motorcycle as would-be thief's pants fall off Phoenix police are searching for two unknown suspects after they were caught in the act on camera and with their pants down early Wednesday morning.
Cold Case July 11 Suspect extradited from Mexico, arrested 20 years to the day in cold case murder of Arizona girl The Phoenix Police Department announced the arrest of a man in connection to a teen's murder 20 years to the day the alleged killing happened.
Arizona July 2 Boy, 10, dies following rescue from Arizona hiking trail amid extreme heat A 10-year-old boy died after he suffered from a heat-related incident while hiking on a trailhead in Phoenix officials said.
Justice Department June 13 Justice Department finds Phoenix Police have used excessive force, discriminated against minorities The Justice Department says an investigation into the Phoenix Police Department has found examples of discrimination and use of excessive force.
Arizona May 20 Arpaio verdict reportedly costing taxpayers some $314 million Legal and compliance costs in the overhaul of Arizona's Maricopa County Sheriff's Office are expected to reach $314 million by next summer.