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Another Arizona school district is now without a leader, the Phoenix Elementary School board voted to cut ties with its superintendent, Dr. Ibi Davila Haghighat.

From a crime that has a Phoenix family in fear to new developments in Israel's war against Hamas, here's a look at some of our top stories.

Officials say the suspect was wanted in connection with a domestic violence incident that happened in San Tan Valley.

Baby Boomers from the north seek the best destinations for snowbirds are now joined by young professionals who can now work from anywhere.

In case you missed it, here are some of the biggest stories that headlined the Arizona news cycle over the weekend.

Police said that advancements in DNA testing helped them make the discovery 31 years after Melody Harrison's disappearance in June 1992.

Law Enforcement News Man Charged With Murdering Wife, In-Laws After Body Parts Found In Encino Trash Bin A man arrested after the partially dismembered remains of a woman were discovered in Encino was charged Monday with three counts of murder and made an initial appearance in court in downtown Los Angeles. Samuel Bond Haskell, 35, was ordered held with no bail. The criminal

Apache Junction police are investigating the three-decades-old murder of 15-year-old Melody Harrison, whose remains were found in the desert after she disappeared in 1992

Apache Junction police said they had used genetic genealogy to identify the remains of 15-year-old Melody Harrison, who was reported missing in June 1992.

The report looked at 18 “snowbirding” metrics, including beaches, golf courses, October-March average temperature and available vacant housing.