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Michael Ruiz allegedly left Arizona City with his son, 2-year-old Benjamin Ruiz, at around 11:30 a.m. on Dec. 22.

This week's top stories include a range of topics, including Kari Lake's election lawsuit being tossed out by a judge, and 3-D printed homes in Arizona are helping with affordable housing costs. Here are the top stories from Dec. 18 to 24.

Our top crime stories for the week of Dec. 19 include a woman who drove her car into a lake, a police chase, and a home invasion in west Phoenix.

During a two-day trial, Kari lake presented her case for why election results in Arizona's gubernatorial race should be overturned.

With only a few more hours left until Christmas Day, some shoppers pushed it until the last minute to get what they need to celebrate.

Several people narrowly escaped being hit by a train passing through Flagstaff on Christmas Eve, and the incident was caught on video.

Need a break from bad news? Here's some stories about some unique holiday stunts, a '1 in 133,000' occurrence and women in latex at a city council meeting to spice up your week.

Officials with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office say they have arrested two people for alleged child abuse, as they were investigating the death of a 12-year-old. “The charges are not directly related to the disappearance of the 12-year-old," read a portion of PCSO's statement.

A crash in the San Tan Valley area has resulted in the deaths of two people, according to officials with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

Prescott Valley Police Sgt. Michael Morris was off-duty when he was arrested for an alleged domestic violence incident at his home.

Some gas stations in the Phoenix area were selling gas at below three dollars a gallon on Dec. 23, and this means that for some drivers, relief from higher driving costs are finally here.

Hamadeh's race to become the next attorney general of Arizona has come down to a recount after his opponent, Democrat Kris Mayes, earned just over 500 more votes. Results of the recount are expected to be released on Dec. 29.

Firefighter Mark Fowl, who spent 22 years with the department, died on Dec. 19 after a year-long battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife and two children.