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A young man who was injured in a shootout between cars in a Phoenix neighborhood died after being taken to the hospital by witnesses on July 3, police say.

Check your tickets! A lottery ticket worth millions of dollars was sold at an East Valley grocery store.

Police were called after 911 callers reported that two people had been shot in an apartment near Willis and Granite Street just before 8 p.m.

"100 rounds were fired into the air by the defendant who gave no regard for where they would land or the lives of others who he once served as a member of the United States military," court documents read.

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From a happy ending in the years-long search for a missing man, to the extreme heat Arizona is experiencing, here's a look at some of our top stories tonight.

Despite the extreme heat, many Arizonans are celebrating the nation's birthday by taking part in outdoor events.

"Target reported the amount of damage caused by the fire was upwards of $5,000,000 as toxic smoke had contacted all the merchandise inside the store in addition to fire suppression sprinklers flooding the area," police said.

Four people including a firefighter were sent to the hospital after the second story of a Surprise home caught fire on Sunday night.

A Phoenix toddler was taken to the hospital, according to fire officials, after the child suffered a medical emergency that was initially described as an electrical shock.