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From Arizona getting a roller coaster along a canyon to a mother killing a home intruder and protecting her children, this week was certainly not short of attention-grabbing stories.

Temperatures in Phoenix have reached 100°F for the first time in 2022, according to officials with the National Weather Service. We reached a high of 102!

Downed power lines in Phoenix on 7th Avenue, between Northern and Agusta avenues, have caused traffic restrictions, the police department said.

A Phoenix man who has been booked into Maricopa County Jail a dozen times is sentenced to more than 7 years in prison for his involvement in what authorities are calling the "catalytic converter theft epidemic."

Need a break from bad news? Check out these stories about precious toddlers, exploded toilets and a wanted man's interesting "disguise" to brighten your week.

Fire crews were called to a home near 64th Street and Shea Boulevard for reports of a drowning on May 7.

As the Phoenix Mercury kick off their season with a home game against Las Vegas' WNBA team, they are doing so without a prominent player, as Brittney Griner is still detained in Russia.

Police are investigating a shooting in Central Phoenix that left the mother of a pre-teen son dead.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety said the crash happened during the early-morning hours of May 6 along the westbound lanes of the highway near milepost 131 near Wittmann.

The Apache Junction Police Department has made an arrest after a shooting that killed a 28-year-old woman.

May 6 is National Nurses Day, and an Arizona woman says she is thankful for the nurses who helped save her life, as well as her baby's life.

A man is arrested in Tempe, after investigators say they linked him to a series of incidents involving indecent exposure and secret recording of other people while they were undressed.

The massive fire was burning at Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway near 19th Avenue and McDowell Road, officials said.