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At around this time in 2023, we were reporting on flooded streets in the Phoenix area, because water needed to be released from lakes that were, in some cases, overcapacity. This year, however, the story is slightly different.

Flames were seen shooting out from a home's roof in north Phoenix on Wednesday afternoon.

From crews battling a house fire in Phoenix to a new Arizona law that targets fentanyl dealers, here's a look at some of our top stories.

Police say a joint task force has been formed to investigate three criminal incidents in Prescott Valley.

Two suspects accused of robbing a man in south Phoenix have been arrested.

Police say a joint task force has been formed to investigate three criminal incidents in Prescott Valley.

A police officer continues to recover at home after he was shot last week in Phoenix, and three suspects have been arrested.

University of Arizona's president announced on Tuesday that he will resign when his contract ends. The announcement was made as the Tucson-based university is trying to dig out of a $177 million budget shortfall that stems from a miscalculation of cash reserves.

The campaign seeking to protect abortion access says it has collected more than enough qualifying signatures to get on the Arizona ballot in November.

Over ten years ago, 20-year-old Haley Dye was rushed to the hospital after being severely beaten by a group of people at a party in Queen Creek. She is now speaking about her recovery amid a rise in youth violence in the area.