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A woman is dead, according to Phoenix Police officials, following a hit-and-run collision in a neighborhood on the morning of Nov. 1.

A West Valley woman who was found after she went missing for years has been reunited with her mother, according to a representative of the family.

Someone (or a group of people) is $30,000 richer now, according to Arizona Lottery officials, following Oct. 31's Mega Millions drawing.

Officials with the Queen Creek Police Department say they will provide an update surrounding their investigation into an assault incident that took the life of a boy last weekend.

Officials with the Pima County Sheriff's Department say a Tucson man is under arrest for allegedly making violent threats against a hospital in the area.

It’s not too late to get tickets to a World Series game, but you’ll have to get them from a re-seller. All three home games are sold out, but there are plenty of tickets being re-sold and prices have been dropping.

There are several storylines during this World Series. One involves Princeton University.

Twenty-two years ago, Nathan Papadeas was at the World Series with his dad, a season ticket holder since Opening Day.

The crash, which happened in an area south of Downtown Phoenix, left a man with life-threatening injuries, according to police.

El Mirage city officials say inaccurate reads were found during a recent billing cycle, affecting at least 20 people.