Maricopa County prosecutors have frequently pursued the death penalty, but just 13% of cases ended in a death sentence, ProPublica and ABC15 Arizona found. Experts say the numbers raise questions abou...

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The Phoenix Police Department retaliated against a Black man by throwing him in jail for asking basic questions about why he had been stopped, according to a new lawsuit.

Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office is investigating how illegal narcotics have been getting into jail facilities after a series of recent overdoses involving people in its custody.

A civilian kitchen worker is suing the State of Arizona after she was violently sexually assaulted inside the Tucson prison by a high-risk inmate who was left unsupervised.

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After spending 20 years on the “Brady” list, a top Phoenix police commander got her name removed from the registry that tracks officers with histories of dishonesty, criminal actions, and more.

An MCSO supervisor recommended that several officers should receive an award after jail staff left a man in a mental health crisis handcuffed, face down, and dying in a cell.

Despite paying a combined $4.8 million to settle a wrongful-death lawsuit, MCSO and Phoenix police disciplined zero officers for leaving a handcuffed man to die in a jail cell.

Maricopa County has approved a massive settlement to end its portion of a lawsuit filed by police protesters who were arrested and falsely charged in 2020.

The deaf man repeatedly punched and tasered by Phoenix police officers in August has filed a $3.5 million notice of claim against the city.

Tyron McAlpin said he tried to alert Phoenix officers of his deafness before they repeatedly punched and tasered him.

A special unit within the Phoenix Police Department is investigating the violent arrest of a deaf man that drew national outrage.