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As Hurricane Hilary is raising concerns for flooding in Arizona, various county and city governments are making sand and sandbags available for residents who want to protect their homes from potential floodwaters.

There are many open jobs in the cybersecurity field across the U.S., and a community college in the West Valley is doing its part to prepare people for a successful and high-paying career.

Phoenix police say Sarah Jones, 46, also threatened a security guard with pepper spray who tried to stop her.

Maricopa County Animal Care and Control field officer Sarah Krawiec's job is to rescue stray and injured dogs - it's a tough one, made even more difficult by the Arizona summer heat.

Five more marijuana plants than the legal limit could be enough to get a 53-year-old permanent U.S. resident expelled from the country, according to the man and his lawyer.

Check out these stories about a Taylor Swift psychology course at ASU, convict cuisine, a tourist filling up her water bottle at the Trevi Fountain and more.

A Laveen mother says her 10-year-old boy was choked and kneed while in school. The incident, which happened in April, was caught on surveillance video, and the mother says she wants action, as well as justice from her son.

From a training that went horribly wrong for one IRS special agent, to what Arizona's education chief said about transgender restroom policies, here's a look at some of our top stories this evening.

A special agent is dead, according to IRS officials, following an incident that happened during a training exercise at a firing range in Phoenix.

Two women from California were arrested after authorities seized over $1.5 million worth of fentanyl that was hidden inside a vehicle during a traffic stop in Payson.