Sheriff Arpaio has arrested dozens of illegal immigrants under the state's employer sanctions law. But almost two years after Arizona voters passed the

An unsolved murder here in the valley is about to get a little help from America's Most Wanted. Last year, just two days before Christmas, 19 year-old David

You've heard the term "party crews" more and more often on the news. It's usually attached to some violence. But how many parents know what a party crew is,

A comment made by Sheriff Joe Arpaio at a press conference this weekend is raising some eyebrows. Meanwhile, he's in the center of a Department of Justice

Police say a valley man stole a San Francisco doctor's identity and posed as a fertility doctor, presumably for his own sexual gratification.

A Phoenix man is under arrest, charged with posing as a fertility doctor so he could sexually molest his patients in both California and Arizona. Police in Los

The FBI is asking for the public's help in catching a man they say has robbed several valley banks over the past two months. They are calling him the "Blue

The sentencing of a 9-year-old St. Johns boy who killed his father's roommate has been pushed back by a month.

When a home is stripped, it brings down the value of every other home in the neighborhood. County Attorney Andrew Thomas says enough is enough -- and people

A Sedona man and convicted sex offender is accused of traveling to Cambodia and molesting young children... by driving through town on his motorbike and

There are dozens of "massage parlors" in Mesa, and police suspect that several are treating their clients to more than the run-of-the-mill massage.

Just hours after he was released from prison, Salvador Medina kidnapped and raped two young girls.  His GPS ankle bracelet was supposed to help prevent things

It's a bill you probably pay every month, and don't even know it. The special tax is attached to your cell phone bill. But is that money going where it's

After a 10-day investigation stemming from a citizen's tip, DPS detectives have seized more than $55,000 in counterfeit money.

Four Pinal Co. residents have been indicted on fraud, forgery, identity theft and drug charges for crimes taking place between June and December 2008.