The Morning News Brief on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
Arrests have been made more than a year after a food truck vendor was killed in Phoenix; Governor Hobbs signed a law named after an East Valley teen who died after being severely beaten at a Halloween party; and more. Here's a look at some of your top headlines for the morning of May 13.
1. Suspects accused of killing food truck vendor
Arrests made in murder of Phoenix food truck vendor: PD
Phoenix Police say three people are in custody in connection with a fight that resulted in the death of food vendor, Heriberto Acosta, over a year ago.
2. ‘Preston’s Law' signed by Gov. Hobbs
Preston's Law signed by Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, establishing 'swarming' as a felony
Preston's Law was signed by Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs on May 12. The law creates a new type of crime called "swarming," which will be a class 4 felony.
3. Amazon fires driver after defecating on porch
Porch pooper caught on video: Amazon fires driver after defecating on porch
Amazon fired a delivery driver who was seen on video pooping on the front porch of a Woodland Hills home.
4. 16-year-old seriously hurt in crash
Teen hurt after crashing motorcycle on Phoenix mountain bike trail
A teenager was seriously hurt after crashing his motorcycle while riding along a mountain bike trail near the Cave Creek Dam, the Phoenix Fire Department said.
5. Attempted murder arrest
Arizona man allegedly stabbed his mother during argument
A man who allegedly stabbed his mother during an argument in Fort Mohave has been arrested for attempted murder, the sheriff's office said.
Today's weather
Arizona weather forecast: Breezy, cooler on Tuesday in Phoenix
Today will be cooler in the Valley with a high near 90 degrees.