News Minute: Here is the latest Arizona news from The Associated Press

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PHOENIX (AP) - The jury foreman in Jodi Arias' murder trial says the 18 days she spent on the witness stand didn't do her any good. William Zervakos says the jury began the case presuming innocence, but Arias told many contradictory stories while testifying. Zervakos was interviewed on ABC's "Good Morning America" today, a day after the judge declared a mistrial when the jury couldn't decide whether to sentence Arias to death or to life in prison for killing her boyfriend.

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Tucson police say a 21-year-old man was fatally shot and a 17-year-old wounded at a high school graduation party last night. Police say the shooting occurred at a party at a west side home for a Cholla High School graduate. Police say about 35 people were at the party when a person arrived and started shooting.

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - A vehicle hit several pedestrians after a high school graduation ceremony near Tucson, fatally injuring an 83-year-old woman in a wheelchair and critically injuring her adult nephew. The Northwest Fire District says the accident occurred last evening as a group crossed a street after watching a relative graduate from Mountain View High School. A daughter of the woman was pushing her in the wheelchair but wasn't injured.

PHOENIX (AP) - Gov. Jan Brewer has ordered flags at all state office buildings to be lowered to half-staff today in honor of fallen Phoenix firefighter Bradley Harper. The 23-year-old sustained critical injuries while battling a mulch fire last Saturday. He died the next day. He'd been with the department for two years. His funeral will be held today in Peoria.