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Casa Grande Police initially got a report of Cardenas going missing on Aug. 29. She was entered into a national database as a missing person/runaway.

Police are investigating a homicide after a person was found dead on Sept. 7 in Mesa.

Several people reportedly called 911 and said there was someone actively shooting, but police say “this was confirmed not to be the case."

Trump and his supporters have argued that a strong physical barrier along the border is necessary to keep out drugs and people trying to enter the U.S. illegally.

Mesa Police say a man admitted to using his dead brother's identity for at least the past decade. The discovery was made after the man was pulled over by officers.

A Mesa Police officer and off-duty paramedic are being hailed heroes for saving a baby's life, and it was all caught on body camera. "You start really thinking, you're replaying what happened, and it was a crazy feeling for sure."

From a tragedy stemming from the popular 'one chip' social media challenge to a scam call that went pretty wrong, here's a look at some of our top stories tonight.

Joe Lewis is a Scottsdale Police sergeant. He works in financial crimes, so when he answered the phone, he knew immediately he was being scammed.

Have you seen 14-year-old Karleigh Cardenas? She's reported missing out of Casa Grande and was last seen in Glendale. Anyone with information on her whereabouts can contact Casa Grande Police at 520-421-8700.

Figures from the Drug Enforcement Administration shows more deadly doses of fentanyl are being seized in Arizona, as the state's problem with opioids worsen. However, new programs that aim to help get people off the dangerous drug is getting some much-needed funds.