Authorities looking for body of woman ‘heinously murdered,’ possibly dismembered

Police in North Dakota are asking for the public’s help in recovering a woman’s body who is believed to murdered.

Person hurt, cats saved after San Tan Valley house fire; resident blames iPad

One person and multiple pets are recovering following a house fire that was reportedly sparked by a tablet in Pinal County Wednesday night.

'He will die if you discharge him from this hospital': Arizona family takes legal action against Abrazo Health claiming wrongful death of son

They say their son's death was preventable and never should've happened.

‘It’s irreplaceable’: Heirloom wedding dress stolen from apartment mailroom, bride says

A Las Vegas bride-to-be is asking for help from police and the community after her family heirloom wedding dress was stolen.

NBA champion Jalen Williams returns to Perry High School for jersey retirement ceremony

The Oklahoma City Thunder star was surrounded by family, friends and teammates as he was celebrated in Gilbert

Insults, personal attacks and Epstein pivots at Bondi hearing

Heated exchanges and personal insults flew around a House Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday. Attorney General Pam Bondi was in the hot seat, defending her tenure at the department of justice.

Surprise officials demand details, clarity on proposed ICE facility

The city of Surprise is seeking clarity and timelines regarding a recently-purchased facility by ICE.

Senators Mark Kelly, Elissa Slotkin respond to failed DOJ indictments

Two Democratic senators are speaking out, saying they won’t back down after the DOJ tried - and failed - to secure indictments against them.

Queen Creek PD shooting leaves armed suspect dead, 2 officers hurt

An armed suspect is dead, and two Queen Creek police officers suffered minor injuries after a shelter-in-place order ended in a police shooting Tuesday evening.

Man accused of killing estranged wife, her 4-year-old daughter, because child wasn’t his

Florida police say they are investigating the deadly shooting of a mother and her 4-year-old daughter this week.

Why this winter has been so warm in Phoenix

This isn’t just about one unusual week of weather.

Officials press DHS on Surprise ICE facility transparency in Arizona

City and state leaders demand DHS transparency on a new ICE facility in Surprise, citing community concerns and emphasizing the need for open communication.

Family: Arizona man died after hospital discharge in extreme heat despite mental state

A Valley family is suing a Phoenix-area hospital after their son died hours after being discharged in triple-digit heat. He was sent alone to a homeless shelter despite his father's warnings that he was severely confused and unable to care for himself.

Trump forges bond between military and coal industry with executive order

President Donald Trump is directing the Pentagon to ink energy contracts with the coal industry.

1 dead in Buckeye after being hit by construction equipment, police say

The fatal incident happened at a Buckeye construction site near MC 85 and Miller Road on Wednesday afternoon.

Man dead following Buckeye construction site accident: PD

Records: Girl 'dragged' in Phoenix storage unit by group of guys and assaulted, suspect arrested

Two girls reported being driven by the suspect to a Phoenix storage unit where they reported being assaulted and threatened, court records show.

Construction worker dead after being hit by loader at Buckeye site

A job site in the West Valley turned deadly Wednesday afternoon. According to Buckeye police, it happened near MC 85, west of Miller Road.

Queen Creek officer injured, suspect killed in Ironwood Crossing shooting

Queen Creek Police investigate a shooting involving officers in Ironwood Crossing; the suspect is dead, and an officer has minor injuries.

Thousands raised for James Van Der Beek’s family facing ‘uncertain future’ following his death

Loved ones have reportedly launched a fundraising campaign to support James Van Der Beek’s family following his death.

Top House budget writer pushes for 2nd “Big Beautiful Bill”

One GOP congressman in the House is calling for his party to pass a new budget reconciliation package in 2026, as a follow-up to the One Big Beautiful Act that was signed into law last summer.