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An Airbnb scam targeted a homeowner who was in fact not putting her home up for short-term rentals, luring suspects were arrested following a missing Arizona girl being found in Mexico, and a woman leads police on a pursuit through northern Arizona. Here are this week's top stories.

Chandler Police say a man who lived in the same apartment complex as a woman broke into her home and sexually assaulted her. He was shot and killed by police.

"Help is on the way" to Coconino County. Gov. Ducey says the number one priority is to ensure our communities are safe and getting the help they need.

For the second time in as many days, Phoenix area residents are dealing with the monsoon, as a powerful storm moves through the Valley, bringing heavy wind and rain along with it.

“Life-threatening” flash flooding is expected to hit areas near Flagstaff, including Timberline, Pine Mountain Estates and Hutchinson Acres.

The child had been unaccounted for for at least three hours, officials said. The incident happened near Greenway and Reems roads around 1:50 p.m. on July 12.

Drivers in the Chandler and Tempe areas should plan ahead, as closures and restrictions on I-10 and Loop 101 are planned for the weekend.

After a Chandler man trying to stop a gunfight was shot and paralyzed died over a year later, his death is ruled a homicide. Now, his family is trying to understand why charges were dismissed against the man they say is responsible.

Monsoon weather has returned to the Phoenix area once again, as parts of the Valley saw blowing dust that reduced visibility for drivers during the evening hours.

The U.S. Dept. of Justice says 38-year-old Daniel Navarro and 20-year-old Julie Le drove the 15-year-old girl to Tijuana back on July 1.

The Pipeline Fire sparked just a few miles from Flagstaff, and court documents reveal it may have been caused by a man who lit his toilet paper on fire after defecating in the forest.

Police previously were asking for the public's help in identifying a young woman who was found dead earlier this year in south Phoenix, and months later, she's finally been identified.