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Police are investigating a double shooting in north Phoenix that left two people dead.

Tonight's top stories include the emerging details from the tragic Bullhead City house fire that killed five children over the weekend. We're also looking into the report of a former University of Arizona basketball player being accused of murder.

Hobbs' executive order comes nearly a week after she visited the Lukeville Port of Entry, which has been closed due to a surge of migrants.

Police are working to recover a body that was found in a canal on Dec. 18.

Tonight's top stories include the tragic reports of 2 incidents. The first is five children being killed in Bullhead City after a fire broke out. The second is 3 people being killed in a crash on SR-95 near Tonopah.

This week's top stories include the report of comedian Matt Rife facing backlash, again; a deathbed confession rattling a family and U.S. News and World Report naming Arizona's top elementary school.

A suspect is dead and no officers were hurt in Phoenix following a shooting involving officers on Saturday afternoon.

Tonight's top stories include a report of a teen boy being arrested in the town of Guadalupe for reportedly killing another teenager and injuring 2 others. On the national scale, we're taking a look at the drug that killed Matthew Perry - ketamine.

The Mesa Police Department says they are investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened in the area of Barkley and Main Street.

Tonight's top stories include Arizona's governor signing an executive order to send National Guard troops to the Mexico border; the search for a hit-and-run driver accused of killing a newlywed motorcyclist; ‘doomsday’ siblings returning to Arizona after police say they took a family member out of the country against his will; Arizona's cannabis sales top $1 billion; and the cause of Matthew Perry's death has been released.

Jamiere Jenkins, 17, was found shot. He was rushed to a hospital where he later died.

Two young boys are in critical condition following two separate near-drowning incidents on Dec. 14 in north Phoenix.

More than two million Teslas are being recalled to fix an autopilot software defect; toy magnetic balls can be swallowed, possibly leading to them becoming dislodged in the digestive system; Subaru issues recall for Crosstreks, Foresters, Legacys and Outbacks; million of bottles of stain remover recalled due to potential skin and eye irritation; mini string lights recalled due to burn and fire hazards.

Tonight's top stories include a possible road rage shooting in north Phoenix that resulted in several shots fired; could it be an illness or allergies you're experiencing due to Arizona's winter weather; a man suffering a stroke at the airport gets live-saving treatment on the tarmac; more than 11,000 migrants crossed into the U.S. over the last 24 hours; and parents are getting a warning not to buy certain gifts for kids this holiday season.