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Officials say a man forced his way inside a home near 17th Avenue and Coolidge just before 11 p.m. on Oct. 5.

Heads up, drivers! There's only a few freeway closures and restrictions in the Phoenix metro area this weekend.

Check out the Arizona Craft Cocktail and Spirits Festival, Taste of Japan, Guelaguetza and more happening in the Valley this weekend.

It's not clear what is burning, but a large amount of fire units have been sent to the area.

Christmas tree permits for the Kaibab National Forest go on sale on Oct. 12! Here's what to know in order to get one.

Police say Norris Berry, 38, stabbed a man near Thunderbird Road and Black Canyon Highway on Sept. 17.

When it comes to animal rescues, we often think of dog rescues and cat rescues. One Phoenix area woman, however, has opened a rescue to help a small animal that is considered to be a rodent in some parts of the country.

From worries over smoke from an ongoing fire near Scottsdale to outrage over a proposed plan that some say could negatively affect a Phoenix neighborhood, here's a look at our top stories tonight.

As crews continue to monitor a landfill fire involving what officials with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community say are 'green waste,' residents in parts of Scottsdale say they can smell the fire in the air. 'It smelled like living next to the burn pits,' said an Iraq War veteran.

There are nearly 19,000 farms across Arizona, and due to elevation differences across the state, there's almost always something that's in season. We take a look at sweet corn that is being grown at Mortimer Farms.