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PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - A Phoenix mom says she can hardly grieve the loss of her son because her family has been tormented by the accused killer and his associates. → Read More
During his visit Friday, Ducey said the community needs more money to recover from the flood that destroyed homes. → Read More
Shelters around the Valley have been filling up, despite a drop in the number of domestic violence calls. → Read More
“Water was pouring in the front door, and all we could do is try to block the door and keep more water from coming in." → Read More
As nurses travel to more sites, it could take longer for them to reach the patients who need them. → Read More
Both Phoenix incidents happened last week when Maricopa County was under an excessive heat warning. → Read More
In the last 15 months, Tempe Police officers used Narcan to save nearly 120 lives. → Read More
On average, seniors spend more than 43 weeks unemployed. → Read More
"There's always a manager on duty that's ready and willing to hire." → Read More
The non-profit says March was their second-worst month, with 183 crime victims served and 111 of them being victims of domestic violence. → Read More
The department says it hopes to push out the new training later this year. → Read More
The department is seeking $764,000 in the next city budget to partner with Mesa's crime lab to process DNA submissions, including rape kits. → Read More
Cynthia Schwartz was commenting on the district's new equity statement when she says board member Kimberly Moran held up a sign that read "not true." → Read More
Relatives say AZ Metro Towing is a family business Weeks built from the ground up. → Read More
The 30x30 initiative is a coalition of police leaders and researchers aimed at boosting female representation in policing. → Read More
The research team in Illinois suggests after the vaccine controls the first waves of COVID-19, the disease may appear seasonal. → Read More
New numbers show more than 50 Arizonans working in healthcare settings died as a result of contracting the virus. → Read More
In reflecting on the past year of the pandemic, Johnston recalls seeing patients last March experiencing complicated symptoms. → Read More
Arizona’s Family has crunched the numbers and found more than 320,000 fewer people got tested in February compared to January. → Read More
As more people travel, so does coronavirus. → Read More