Medical incidents surface at low-profile Phoenix ICE facility as detentions surge nationally
A 911 call reveals medical emergencies at a low-profile Phoenix ICE facility as national data shows record ICE arrests, most with no criminal record.
Pedestrian critically injured in north Phoenix car crash
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a southbound car near Peoria Avenue and Cave Creek Road in north Phoenix Tuesday night.
Tucson Gay Bar Shooting Called Targeted Hate Attack; Gov. Hobbs Criticized for Delayed Response
Tucson police say a gunman who killed two men outside gay bar Venture-N left a note showing a hate-motivated, targeted attack; Hobbs’ response drew scrutiny.
Buckeye elementary school aide arrested over Instagram shooting threat
A Westpark Elementary School aide in Buckeye, Arizona was arrested after allegedly posting an Instagram threat to shoot up the school while on campus.
Phoenix releases disciplinary files on fired officers charged in violent traffic stop, launches internal audit
Phoenix released disciplinary files on two fired officers charged in a violent traffic stop and launched an internal audit of their conduct history.
Mesa Police Involved in Two Shootings in Two Days, Both Under Regional Investigation
Mesa police were involved in two shootings on consecutive days this week in Mesa and Chandler, both now under investigation by a regional response team.
TimeDone launches Phoenix chapter, connecting Arizonans with records to jobs and housing
TimeDone launched its first Phoenix chapter with a Glendale, Arizona resource fair connecting people with criminal records to jobs, housing and support…
Third suspect arrested in fatal shooting of Tucson police recruit
A third suspect, Alexis Monter, was arrested at the Douglas, Arizona border crossing in the Aug. 19 killing of Tucson police recruit Carlos Ramirez.
Banner Health physicians vote to form Arizona’s first doctors’ union
Primary care physicians and advanced practice providers at Banner Health in the Phoenix area voted to unionize, creating Arizona’s first physicians’ union at…
Arizona Clean Elections Commission blocks GOP candidate Ralph Heap from exiting public funding program
Arizona’s Clean Elections Commission unanimously rejected GOP candidate Ralph Heap’s bid to leave the public funding program amid a sign-spending investigation.