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From double murder cold case arrests in Phoenix, a home nearly leveled by a fire, to law enforcement releasing more than a thousand pages of police reports relating to the death of Preston Lord, here are tonight's top stories.

Rain and thunderstorms are moving through the Valley on Easter Sunday for the first time since 1999, and it appears much of the day will be wet.

A fully engulfed structure fire in Apache Junction required a response from Apache Junction Police, Superstition Fire Department and the Mesa Fire Department on Saturday night.

Central Arizona College (CAC) recently celebrated the topping out of the Superstition Mountain Campus expansion project.

Coverage of tribal natural resources is supported in part by Catena Foundation“I want to thank everybody for being here. Our whole purpose for this town hall is basically we want accountability,” said Reva Stewart, founder of Stolen People, Stolen Benefits.

Tonto National Forest says they come across hundreds of tents, encampments and trailers that are illegally residing on the federal lands.

Rain moved through the Valley overnight, bringing a quarter-inch or more to some areas! See how much it rained in your area.

Pinal County leaders are creating a task force to address illegal camping in the Apache Junction and Tonto National Forest area.

We were at the Arizona Early Day Gas Engine and Tractor Association Show's event on March 9th, in Apache Junction. The tractors bring joy to all ages. Make plan

Feb. 11, 1944-Feb. 9, 2024 Mesquite, Nev. Gerald Herbert Adams (Jerry) was born to Ruben Gartner and Lorena Adams in Bottineau ND on February 11, 1944. He gr