Pinal County

From an ongoing investigation into teen violence in an East Valley town to the latest round of wet weather to hit Arizona, here's a look at our top stories this evening.

Queen Creek's police chief made the claim in a statement that was issued in connection with an ongoing investigation into an incident back in October that led to the death of the 16-year-old teen.

On June 1, the Pinal County Sheriff's Office received an “emergency report" for James Ibach and a search warrant was executed at his Arizona City home where "multiple devices owned by Ibach" were found "containing hundreds of child sexual abuse material."

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

Casa Grande Police are searching for the driver who's accused of shooting at a family of five in another car on Dec. 9 and injuring a teen girl.

The Eloy Police Department is investigating a crash that happened in the Toltec area, where a large black smoke cloud could be seen.

We're hearing from the second Casa Grande teen shooting victim who got caught in the crossfire at a house party on Nov. 26 and survived. The deadly shooting tragically killed 17-year-old Hailey Stephens.

Police say nine arrests have been made in connection with a shooting at a house party in the Pinal County city that left a teen girl dead and another injured.

A Pinal County fire department says a car “violently collided" with a light pole and fence. “Anybody in this vehicle would have been lucky to escape with their lives," fire officials said.

A 17-year-old boy was found near Cambria and Cortona drives. Deputies said he was shot and died after being rushed to the hospital.

Queen Creek Police officials say the Far East Valley police department is continuing to make progress in the case involving the death of a teen that happened in late October.

Members of the Queen Creek community organized a walk on Nov. 28, in memory of a teenager whose death is now the subject of an investigation that involves FBI.