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A woman was killed in what's believed to be the first deadly elk attack in Arizona. There were no witnesses nearby, but her husband says he saw a bucket of spilled corn nearby, leading investigators to think she was feeding the elk.

Police are searching for a man accused of following two women and exposing himself to them inside a Goodyear dollar store.

It's Election Day in Arizona. While it's not a major election, there are still several measures on the ballot dealing mostly with funding for city and health projects, and school districts through bond override measures.

Months after a former Arizona Coyotes player was arrested on July 9 for an alleged hit-and-run, body camera footage from Scottsdale Police was released on Nov. 7.

The plaques, according to officials, are worth little monetarily, but they do document the area's history as a once-thriving mining town. Now, police are trying to find who's responsible.

Two women from California have been indicted on felony charges in connection to an organized retail theft operation in Maricopa County.

The family of a woman who was found dead at Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix addressed the public on Wednesday in hopes of helping police find her killer.

“Officers searched the nearby neighborhood and did not find any car related to this incident," police said.

Tyson dinosaur-shaped nuggets may be contaminated with foreign matter; fruit puree pouches for kids may be contaminated with lead; baby loungers sold on Amazon have been recalled due to suffocation and fall hazards; children's craft buttons violate the federal lead content ban; labeling for croissant sandwiches do not properly identify soy and milk allergen information.

The northbound lanes of Interstate 17 in Phoenix have reopened after a law enforcement situation temporarily shut down the freeway on Nov. 6.