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A drive-by shooting injured three people in Phoenix one summer night in 2014. A month earlier, a large statue was stolen from an apartment complex.

KTAR News will broadcast the 190th annual General Conference for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on its HD channel (HD-2).

It's something retail workers fear most -- being robbed. And it happened to a clerk at a Maricopa hardware store.

Mike Broomhead will host a show on KTAR News 92.3 to host a show from 8 a.m. to noon on Arizona's News Station.

Phoenix police are looking for a suspect in a string of 2014 arson incidents, as well as a suspect in a 2004 homicide cold case.

Police have always told us, if someone with a weapon demands your purse or wallet, give it to them. Your life isn't worth it.

An Amber Alert was canceled after Aubrey Gardner, a 14-year-old girl from Surprise, Arizona, was found unharmed in Mesquite, Nevada with 21-year-old Jonathan Carson.

John Kinsora went to a concert in Tempe in 1982. Then he went to a party in Phoenix and was never seen again.

Arizona Educators United said it turned in more than enough signatures by Thursday's deadline to get its tax-on-the-wealthy initiative to fund schooling on the November ballot.

Ray Ybarra Maldonado, a Phoenix attorney with experience in asylum cases, explains the developments in immigration after a tumultuous week.