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Tempe police search for missing 79-year-old man
Tempe police are seeking the public's help to locate a missing man who suffers from mental illness and is without his medication.
Pinal County deputies seize marijuana, expose smuggling camp
Authorities say a helicopter helped Pinal County deputies on Wednesday seize more than a ton of marijuana, two vehicles, and expose a suspected smuggling camp.
El Mirage police: Woman helps thwart burglary attempt
A quick-thinking El Mirage woman helped police catch four men who tried to break into her home Wednesday, police said.
Peoria 12-year-old boy in custody after flashlight-bomb hoax
A 12-year-old Peoria boy is facing charges a day after causing a school lockdown by telling classmates a flashlight was a possible bomb.
Tammi Smith convicted in Baby Gabriel case
Tammi Smith, the woman who wanted to adopt long-missing Baby Gabriel, was found guilty Thursday of charges connected to her role in Gabriel's December 2009 disappearance.
Mesa cellphone store robbed at gunpoint Wednesday night
A Mesa cellphone store was robbed at gun point by two men on Wednesday night.
Surprise man gets 7 years for selling firearms to undercover police
A Surprise man on Tuesday was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for selling weapons to undercover cops in September 2010, officials said.
Mesa apartment fire leaves leads to evacuation of about 40
Fire started on third story of apartment building near Country Club Drive and Eight Avenue.
Arizona man sentenced for sexual assault in N.M.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- An Arizona man convicted of raping a woman in her home on the Navajo Indian Reservation has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.
Three vehicles collide on Interstate 10 in west Phoenix
Traffic was slowed by a three-vehicle collision with possible injuries on Interstate 10 in Phoenix on Thursday morning.
Nowicki: Former House colleagues miss working with Giffords
Gabrielle Giffords, the three-term Arizona Democrat wounded in a 2011 assassination attempt, resigned Jan. 25 to focus on her continued recovery. Early voting starts today in the June 12 special election to fill her vacant seat.
Phoenix-area companies take on role as class sponsors
Around the Valley, many districts are changing, or at least examining, policies that concern advertising.
State legislator Arredondo indicted in FBI sting
Ben Arredondo, a state representative and former Tempe City Councilman, was charged with bribery, mail fraud, extortion and lying in a federal indictment unsealed Wednesday for allegedly demanding and accepting gifts and other items from a company that was actually fronted by undercover FBI agents.
Arizona non-profit groups in elections unchecked
In July, a month before the Phoenix primary election, a new non-profit corporation was formed with the stated purpose of curbing billboards.
Arizona wildfires: Gladiator Fire more than doubles in size
The Gladiator Fire more than doubled in size to roughly 5,400 acres Wednesday as it roared through the heart of the Bradshaw Mountains, claiming one more home and moving ever closer to others in the remote community of Crown King.
Arizona wildfires: Gladiator Fire burning a mile from homes
More than 460 firefighters working to keep the 5,000-acre fire from reaching Crown King.
Gilbert shooting: Suspected gunman had history of police run-ins
J.T. Ready had 13 encounters with Gilbert police since 2008. Police reports depict him as an armed vigilante with a history of domestic-violence accusations.
Tempe residents will have to wait on mayoral election results
Monti, with 10,394 votes, had a 222-vote lead compared with Mitchell who has 10,172 votes.
Ron Barber, Jesse Kelly clash at Tucson debate
The first debate among candidates running to replace former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in the special general election erupted Wednesday into accusations of lying. Republican Jesse Kelly, 30, and Democrat Ron Barber, 66, engaged in finger-pointing after sparring over hot-button issues such as benefits to seniors, health-care reform and energy.
Brewer wraps up signing of Arizona bills
With her signature on two final bills Tuesday, Gov. Jan Brewer wrapped up her action on legislation during the this year's regular session.
