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Four migrants arrested in Arizona Monday are "not affiliated" with the investigation into the brutal Times Square beating of two NYPD officers, despite earlier reports, according to the Manhattan DA.

Two people have been arrested after shots were fired at a Walmart in Cave Creek last month, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said.

Honda is recalling more than three quarters of a million vehicles in the U.S. because a faulty sensor may cause the front passenger air bags to inflate when they're not supposed to; a certain Bissell vacuum has been recalled because the vacuum’s battery pack can overheat and smoke, posing a fire hazard; dairy products sold nationwide, including at Food City, may be contaminated with listeria; a line of over-the-counter products containing tianeptine has been recalled over life-threatening...

For months, police in various East Valley cities have been investigating acts of teen violence, with one of the incidents resulting in the death of a teenager. Here's a list of arrests and indictments that have been announced by authorities.

When the golfers tee off at the WM Phoenix Open this year, they might be dodging rain just like the fans. Those behind the scenes are making sure the course is safe when the storms roll through.

FOX 10 Investigates has an update on a report we brought you about a Tempe hotel property being used as an unlicensed treatment center for dozens of people battling addictions.

A day on the pickleball court turned into a matter of life and death for one snowbird in Mesa, but thanks to some quick-thinking friends, the man is able to tell his story of what happened.

A former Arizona nursing assistant is under criminal investigation and is accused of raping a patient and getting her pregnant at a long-term care facility. FOX 10 uncovered new details about how it took weeks for state agencies to find out about the alleged sexual abuse.

It has been over two years since an explosion in Chandler left four people hurt, and damaged businesses in the area. Now, a man who survived the blast is once again working at his old job.

Phoenix Police say a teen girl died from an overdose after being found unresponsive at a gas station early in the morning on Monday, Feb. 5, and a man was arrested in connection. Investigators say the suspect admitted to giving three underage girls drugs.