Weekend wrap-up: Here are the biggest Arizona stories from Jan. 17-19

A Silver Alert was issued Sunday for an 81-year-old Phoenix man who was last seen at his residence near 27th Street and Cactus Road.

Authorities evacuated part of a student housing complex early Sunday morning after there were reports of unknown devices in a vehicle.

The nearest full-service VA center, in Flagstaff, for Vanissa Barnes-Saucedo is a two hour drive; the VA campus in Phoenix is a four hour trip.

Instead of a t-shirt and shorts, Phoenix Police Department LT. Russ Frederiksen will complete the 26.2 mile Rock 'n' Roll Marathon in full uniform.

Cole Ludwig is in a wheelchair, but that doesn’t stop him from being on the Newell Barney Junior High School wrestling team.

Phoenix police are looking for a suspect after a man was killed late Friday night near Interstate 17 and Camelback Road.

A silver alert that was issued early Saturday morning for a missing 81-year-old Tolleson man has been canceled. 

Gateway Academy, a Phoenix private school, will be able serve more students with autism thanks to a new scholarship program.

Anyone that has to train or help others on how to perform specific tasks can create training videos using a their phone's screen recording option.

Buckeye Days will take over the city's historic downtown from Thursday through Sunday and feature a cattle drive, parade, carnival, wild west show, rodeo and more.