The Pima County Board of Supervisors voted to take no action against Sheriff Chris Nanos but called on him to rebuild community trust.

Afroman won a jury verdict rejecting a lawsuit from police officers who claim the rapper defamed them by mocking them in social media music videos.

While arresting Israel Devoe in late 2024, all three of the main officers involved had their body cameras fall off early in the process.

The Arizona NAACP is responding to the violent arrest of Israel Devoe, a Phoenix man who was acquitted of all charges stemming from a 2024 traffic stop in which officers assaulted him.

A former Phoenix police officer has pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual abuse involving crimes he committed in 2022 while on duty.

When Israel Devoe was first pulled over by a group of Phoenix officers, he didn’t know he would end up caught in a violent version of a childhood game. But that’s what happened, his attorney says.

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Some hope the sentencing of Sean Grayson, who shot and killed Sonya Massey in 2024, might signal a shift.

A Mexican man who spent nearly a year in jail after being wrongfully arrested for a 1998 murder is threatening to sue Phoenix and Maricopa County for $3 million unless officials agree to settle.

Several niche, left-leaning gun advocacy groups said that since Alex Pretti was killed, they can hardly keep up with the surging demand for firearms training.

The City of Prescott and officials will face a lawsuit unless they settle with a man who claims he was arrested and maliciously prosecuted based on false allegations from a local fire chief.

The Department of Homeland Security recently purchased a large warehouse near the intersection of Waddell and Dysart roads in Surprise.

A former Illinois sheriff’s deputy has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for fatally shooting Sonya Massey, a Black women who dialed 911 asking for help.

Less than a year after Phoenix police touted an arrest in a cold case murder, prosecutors quietly dropped charges.

With roughly 2,400 elections for prosecutor and sheriff in 2026, Bolts reviews the map and early hotspots that will shape criminal punishment and law enforcement practices.

The Mesa Police Department has taken control of the city’s park ranger unit following an internal investigation into allegations of racial slurs, aggressive enforcement targeting Black and homeless in...

Goodyear PD confirmed to ABC15 on Tuesday that their department has asked for an independent investigation into their Property and Evidence Bureau after concerns about their management of evidence.

Records show DCS is falling short on key reforms meant to protect children in state care, despite a 2020 settlement agreement that gave the agency five years to fix major problems.

ABC15's Ashley Holden sat down with Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell to discuss why charges have not been filed against the two suspects in the killing of Ben Anderson.

A federal judge ruled that key portions of a lawsuit will move forward against the City of Surprise for wrongfully arresting a woman at a public council meeting.

At least four videos show what really happened when ICE shot a woman in Minneapolis on Wednesday. DHS has established itself as an agency that cannot be trusted to live in or present reality.

A civil lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the family of a man who was wrongfully shot by Glendale Police Department officers last year.

Assistant Chief David Tharp was able to embezzle $38,800 out of an obscure account inside the Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority over a three-year period.

Maricopa County has asked a judge to end federal supervision of the sheriff’s office, saying the oversight is no longer needed, but a West Phoenix community organizer disagrees.

Two Mesa park leaders have resigned after an investigation into the Park Rangers found misconduct, according to a city press release.

Despite “false allegations”, Massucci and his defense attorneys believed the case was pushed forward by Prescott police because of the chief’s status in the community.

Phoenix police shot and killed 14 people in 2024. Eleven people have died after police encounters so far this year.

A former police lieutenant in a northern Arizona city now faces criminal charges after an ABC15 Investigation uncovered concerns about his role in a violent arrest.

Prescott’s police chief sends defensive email to city leaders attempting to discredit the news report that revealed how her department arrested a man based on statements from a fire chief.

When a south Phoenix family called 911 for help about their suicidal father, they didn’t think he’d be killed by police. Now, the family plans to sue the Phoenix Police Department.

On Wednesday, the Phoenix Police Department announced one of its officers was involved in an on-duty crash at the Interstate 17 and Buckeye Road freeway access.

After ABC15 exposed how a top Prescott-area firefighter falsely accused a man of a serious crime, the department spent public tax dollars to hire a firm to handle “crisis management," records show.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is fighting a court order requiring her to testify about her office's handling of charges against 68 pro-Palestine protesters.

Body-cam footage showed a Phoenix cop shooting a man who suddenly stood up and turned to enter a restaurant. He was unarmed.

Chief Giordano's first official day with the department was August 11. Since then, Phoenix PD’s officers have been involved in 10 shootings, with more than half of them resulting in deaths.

Young construction worker Matt Massucci was accused by a Prescott, Arizona fire department deputy chief and his family of pulling a gun and threatening them outside a gas station convenience store.

Young construction worker Matt Massucci was accused by a Prescott, Arizona fire department deputy chief and his family of pulling a gun and threatening them outside a gas station convenience store.

The 'Daily Show' icon is taking over Thursday's episode in the wake of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' being pulled.

ABC15 is launching 'DCS: State of Failure' because too often, and for far too long, Arizona has failed to protect vulnerable children from abuse, neglect, and danger.

The rural Kentucky judge gunned down in his own chambers last year ran a twisted sex ring where young women were coaxed into performing sexual favors just to get out of trouble, one of the alleged …

A Chicago police officer has filed a lawsuit, alleging that his arrest was “unlawful” after he was taken to jail for allegedly squealing his tires.