Attorneys general say Albertsons should delay $4B dividend
A bipartisan group of attorneys general is asking Albertsons to delay a $4 billion payout to its shareholders until they can complete a review of Kroger’s planned acquisition of the grocery chain.
University of Arizona professor killed on campus by former student, police say: New details released
Murad Dervish is accused of killing Thomas Meixner, who headed UArizona's Department of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences and was an expert on desert water issues.
'Mummified' body found in Arizona home after officers respond to reports of a burglary
A "mummified" body was found inside an Arizona home while police were investigating a report of a woman burglarizing that very house. We have the details.
Narcan administered to Arizona infant who tested positive for fentanyl, Phoenix Police say
Phoenix Police officials say medical workers at a hospital had to give Narcan to a young infant, after the child tested positive for fentanyl.
Former Seattle resident found guilty of dumping body parts in Arizona
A Yavapai County jury on Thursday found Walter Harold Mitchell III guilty of 29 felony counts of concealing or abandoning a dead body, according to a statement from the Yavapai County Attorney’s Office.
Suspect accused of kidnapping man from his Phoenix apartment before killing, dismembering him
olice say John Cole kidnapped Antoine Smith from his Phoenix apartment before driving him to Tucson and killing him.
Gaps in Arizona border wall filled with double-stacked shipping containers
Arizona Gov. Ducey said 11-day project closed 3,820 open feet of the wall with 130 shipping containers.
Arizona woman accused of running over her boyfriend in incident that was caught on camera
A woman is in a lot of trouble, after she allegedly ran over her boyfriend following an argument. The incident was captured by a surveillance camera nearby.
Bones found in Lake Mead identified as remains of missing Las Vegas man: coroner
The Clark County coroner’s office said that Thomas Erndt was reported missing Aug. 2, 2002.
Arizona man charged with 3-week crime spree across Southern California, Arizona
Samuel Smith of Phoenix was arrested after a police chase through San Bernardino County during which he fired his gun at federal agents.
Thousands of 'rainbow fentanyl' pills seized as authorities warn of possible new 'trend' targeting kids
Customs and Border Protection agents in Arizona seized more than 15,000 fentanyl pills that were strapped to a person's legs on Wednesday, and one official says that it could be the start of a trend targeting younger people.
Drought-stricken Arizona to get less Colorado River water
Lake Mead is currently less than a quarter full and the seven states overall that depend on its water missed a federal deadline to announce proposals on plans cut additional water next year.
Arizona Wendy's employee facing murder charge following customer's death
A northern Arizona Wendy's employee is facing a murder charge following a customer's death. Police say the customer complained about his order and that's when the suspect came around the counter and beat him.
Kremlin says Brittney Griner swap must be discussed without publicity
Asked at the White House Friday about the prospects of securing Brittney Griner’s release, President Joe Biden said: “I’m hopeful ... We’re working hard.”
Man who exploited more than 100 young girls online sentenced to 34 years in prison
Ruben Rosales, 27, used an online account to coerce a 14-year-old girl in Arizona to send more than 600 sexually explicit photos of herself, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Woman holding onto stop sign rescued during flooding in Arizona
A construction crew spotted the 42-year-old woman in a running wash in Golden Valley. “[She was] holding onto a sign post in rushing water up to her waist,” the department said.
Missing Arizona girl found in Mexico after she was lured by man posing as teen, deputies say
The U.S. Dept. of Justice says 38-year-old Daniel Navarro and 20-year-old Julie Le drove the 15-year-old girl to Tijuana back on July 1.
Baby's hearing damaged after fireworks were reportedly shot into a Gilbert home
A mother says her baby's hearing has been damaged on one side after aerial fireworks were reportedly shot into their home and landed in their bedroom. The baby was sleeping with his parents to be comforted from loud noises.
Police at Arizona Capitol fire tear gas, Roe v. Wade abortion protesters arrested
Thousands of protesters had gathered earlier on the Capitol grounds in Phoenix, divided into groups both supporting and condemning the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade.
Prosecutors seek death penalty for grandma, her husband in connection to shocking child abuse case
Court documents provided graphic details into acts of abuse allegedly committed by the grandmother of a child who was found unresponsive inside a Scottsdale hotel room last January. The child later died, and now, the grandmother and her husband are accused of murder.



















