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A Phoenix man has been arrested, according to investigators, following an incident involving a stolen ambulance in Downtown Phoenix.

Dozens of young adults tried to move on from their past Saturday morning during the first-ever "Project Restore: My Records, My Rights" event that allows second chances.

A motorcyclist was killed in a Peoria crash on Friday night after a truck made a turn in front of him, police say.

Art and business are back in the area called The Zone in downtown Phoenix. The encampment was filled with hundreds, and at a point more than a thousand, of homeless people for several years.

Scottsdale Police say a person walked to the front of “Lo Lo’s Chicken and Waffles restaurant with a gunshot wound" on Saturday afternoon.

A judge in Yavapai County has agreed to step down from her post following her arrest and DUI conviction, according to officials with Arizona's Commission on Judicial Conduct.

It may look like a Border Patrol vehicle from afar, but if you look closely, the words on Mark Corona's truck actually reads 'Porder Batrol.' He's not trying to impersonate a federal agent, and there's a rather interesting story behind this creation.

Nov. 3 was a day of surprises for one Army veteran in the Phoenix area, thanks to the work of many volunteers.

From shocking details behind an arrest in Phoenix to something a popular singer probably does not want for Christmas, here's a look at some of our top stories.

This week, the city of Phoenix successfully finished their clean up of “The Zone," a homeless encampment near downtown. The sweep comes after a judge imposed a Nov. 4 deadline to remove tents, trash, and makeshift structures, while finding housing for people to move to.