Night after Scottsdale Fashion looting, no destruction at Valley malls
With police units stationed around many malls and shopping complexes in the Phoenix metro area, there was no reported looting or destruction on Sunday night.
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Ocotillo Fire in Cave Creek is 10% contained, 980 acres burned
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2,500-acre fire burns in Superstition Wilderness
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Some Valley shopping centers announce changed hours Sunday
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Unrest demonstrates Biden's challenge in breaking through
Over the weekend, President Donald Trump was largely in public view while Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden was out of wide public viewComments -
Tempe continues to reopen amenities following COVID-19 closure
Starting Monday, Tempe will reopen dog parks, athletic field and basketball and volleyball courts. Pools will open June 15. -
Advocates question investigations used to target wolves in Arizona
An environmental group is raising questions about if wolves are really at fault in investigations that compensate ranchers when cattle is killed. -
Silver Alert issued for 84-year-old man last seen on Thursday
A Silver Alert has been issued for Harold Beasley, an 84-year-old man with dementia who was last seen by family on Thursday. -
Interstate-17 reopened north of Phoenix after Sunset Fire closure
The Sunset Fire shut down both directions of Interstate 17 on Sunday morning and continued to grow into the afternoon just north of Phoenix. -
Unrest overshadows peaceful US protests for another night
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Penzone: Criminal behavior must be distinguished from peaceful protests
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone issued a statement on Sunday in support of those peacefully protesting police abuse. -
Scottsdale leaders condemn Saturday's riots, prepare for future unrest
Scottsdale leaders condemned the criminal activity of Saturday night's rioters while addressing law enforcement's response during a press conference. -
YouTube star Jake Paul seen at Saturday's unrest in Scottsdale
YouTube star Jake Paul was captured on video Saturday night at a riot at Scottsdale Fashion Square where multiple businesses were damaged. -
Ducey issues statewide Declaration of Emergency, curfew until June 8
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued a statewide emergency declaration and announced a curfew that will take effect at 8 p.m. Sunday and expire June 8. -
Ducey praises officers following Saturday night's 'looting and violence'
Gov. Doug Ducey on Sunday commended the work of law enforcement following the protests and criminal activity that occurred in the Valley Saturday night. -
Phoenix Police arrest more than 100 people following Saturday's unrest
Phoenix police on Sunday morning said more than 100 arrests were made after an unlawful assembly was declared in downtown Phoenix late Saturday evening. -
Scottsdale Fashion Square closed after night of protests, criminal activity
Following the third consecutive night of protests in the Valley, Scottsdale's Fashion Square is closed today, according to authorities. -
Live updates: Latest on coronavirus in Arizona, which has 19,936 cases
Here's an updated list of Arizona cases by county as reported by the state, along with the latest developments from around the state, country and world. -
Arizona reports 681 new coronavirus cases, 3 additional deaths
The Arizona Department of Health Services reported 681 new coronavirus cases on Sunday morning with 3 more deaths.
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