Weekend wrap-up: Here are the biggest Arizona stories from Dec. 13-15

A 4-year-old girl is dead and a woman is in critical condition following a early morning Phoenix apartment fire on Sunday.

Authorities are investigating a plane crash discovered when a rancher found wreckage in a rural area of eastern Yavapai County.

Mexico objected to ratification language introduced to the U.S. Congress in the North American Free Trade Agreement signed on Dec. 10 in Mexico City.

The Air Force's F-35A demonstration team based in northern Utah will start is 2020 season with performances at two military bases in Arizona.

A Mesa man was arrested for allegedly texting unsolicited nude selfies to multiple women in three East Valley cities, police said Friday.

A woman has been left in extremely critical condition after being stabbed at a home in Phoenix on Saturday morning, according to authorities.

A Silver Alert has been canceled for a 67-year-old in Apache Junction. Wanda Joyce Clarkson was found safe Saturday morning, according to DPS.

Rideshare giant Uber told Phoenix City Council they will cease operations at Phoenix Sky Harbor if the fee structure for the airport is approved on Dec. 18.

Mesa Police say one person was injured when a man drove into a wall at Burger King near University Drive and Lindsay Road in Mesa.

A Frito Lay truck that flipped on its side on the Interstate 10 near 7th Avenue forced cars traveling eastbound toward downtown Phoenix to detour south.

Ten Valley companies won the Fall 2019 Arizona Innovation Challenge, a biannual competition put on by the Arizona Commerce Authority.

12 West Brewing's new taproom and lounge will feature craft cocktails, Arizona brews and food made with locally sourced ingredients.