Lawmakers vote to keep Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind open, for now

The bill originally extended the school's operations for eight years, but the State Senate amended the measure to a four-year continuation.

Crime Files: Teen arrested for road rage shooting; Phoenix robbery suspect armed with explosives
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Our top crime stories for the week: A woman shot 10 times at a Glendale gas station; a teen accused of killing a motorcyclist in a road rage shooting, four people arrested for a man's murder on Mt. Lemmon, a teen murder suspect in custody after a pursuit that ended in Sun City; and a bank robbery suspect armed with an explosive shooting at a Phoenix police helicopter.

4 arrested in man's murder on Mt. Lemmon in Tucson

Homicide detectives investigating the case arrested four men in connection to Brooks' murder – Muhidin Kassim, Quinton Holt, Dereck Ashe, and Christopher Ellis.

Arizona parents of 2 transgender girls file lawsuit regarding school sports

The parents of two transgender girls in Arizona are filing a lawsuit that challenges a year-old state law that bans their daughters from participating in school sports.

Driver of deadly crash resulting in nitric acid spill on I-10 near Tucson had a .31% BAC, authorities say

The driver who authorities say caused a deadly semi-truck crash that resulted in a nitric acid spill on I-10 near Tucson on Feb. 14 was found to have a .31% blood alcohol concentration.

Suspect who led Arizona troopers on chase, caused crash caught in Tucson: DPS

Luciano Kristoff, 30, had reportedly been speeding in a stolen Ford pickup truck on State Route 90 when a trooper tried to pull him over in Huachuca City on March 8.

UArizona releases safety report following campus shooting that killed a professor

University of Arizona's President offered an apology after officials released a campus safety report five months after a shooting that killed a Hydrology professor at a campus building.

Arizona Gov. Hobbs tours southern border with DHS secretary

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas visited the southern border on March 21. The visit marks Hobbs' third trip to the border since taking office in January.

Tucson dog walker suffers broken leg after javelina attack

The 58-year-old was reportedly walking the dog near Craycroft and 22nd in the morning when the javelina charged at them.

UArizona knocked out of March Madness tournament by Princeton

UArizona is out of the NCAA March Madness tournament – causing a major upset for fans expecting the team to win against Princeton.

Arizona Saguaro Cacti cut down during construction work at golf course
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The Arizona Department of Agriculture is investigating, after video surfaced of a construction crew cutting down a pair of Saguaro Cacti with chainsaws. According to Arizona law, removing a Saguaro or any native plant is against the law. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara has more.

Barrio Bread uses only local ingredients | Made In Arizona
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A popular bakery in Southern Arizona is using only local ingredients to make its artisan bread. Customers will line up well before the store opens, and the bakery typically sells out before lunch. FOX 10 Photojournalist Joe Tillman has more on Barrio Bread.

Dog badly injured after bobcat sneaks into Arizona home

A bobcat in southern Arizona found a comfy and warm place to rest inside someone's home, but it appears the big cat actually attacked the family's dog badly. We have how you can help the pup.

Tucson officers shoot, kill suspect after police chase

Tucson authorities found his vehicle near Grant Road and Park Avenue, and he reportedly fled as they attempted to arrest him.

Tucson judge declares mistrial for man accused of murdering Isabel Celis

Christopher Clements faced first-degree murder, kidnapping and other felony charges in the death of 6-year-old Isabel Celis, who was reported missing from her bedroom in her parents’ home in April 2012.

House hunting...on Mars: UArizona researchers looking for suitable habitats for astronauts
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We've all heard of house hunting, and while house hunting on another planet may sound silly, but researchers at the University of Arizona are doing just that, as they look for a site on Mars for future astronauts. FOX 10's Lauren Clark has more on why this project could impact tour future for generations to come.

Arizona judge declares mistrial for man accused of murdering Isabel Celis
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A judge has declared a mistrial for Christopher Clements, a man accused of kidnapping and murdering Isabel Celis in 2012. The jury in the case reportedly told the judge that they are deadlocked on the murder charge. Clements, who claimed he had nothing to do with Celis' death, was already convicted and sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a 13-year-old whose body was found in the same area as where Celis was found.