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The Gilbert Police Department announced they've opened a new teen violence investigation. This brings the total number of cases to 12.

A bill to crack down on homeless encampments in Arizona has advanced at the state capitol.

There are two different plans being discussed. One from the governor and one from the legislature. And the woman ultimately in charge of our Arizona savings account is sounding the alarm on both.

Police say this is still a very active scene, and they're asking everyone to please stay out of the immediate area of Barkley and Mahoney.

The head of an Arizona concert venue has released a lengthy statement on their decision to cancel a concert that was supposed to be put on by Jewish-American singer Matisyahu on Feb. 15. The singer appeared to blame antisemitism as a factor in the cancelling of his show in Tucson, as well as a show in Santa Fe, N.M.

A rather famous (or infamous) ‘alligator’ at Riverview Park in Mesa now has some company.

A winter storm that recently moved through Arizona has provided some much-needed snow to parts of the Arizona high country, and officials with SRP are measuring snowpacks in order to get a clearer picture of the snowpack level in some areas that can impact Phoenix's water supply.

Over a hundred people have been arrested, according to Scottsdale Police, as part of a multi-day, multi-agency operation that aimed to target human trafficking.

A conservative group is challenging parts of Arizona's election procedures manual, marking the third lawsuit filed within the last two weeks that seeks to throw out provisions in the state's guide for conducting elections.

The election process has been in the spotlight lately, especially with mail-in ballots and how they are verified. On Feb. 14, Maricopa Couty elections officials showed us how the ballot signature verification process works for mail-in ballots.