Arizona

Nightly Roundup: From a growing brush fire in Buckeye, to Spirit Airlines planes stuck in Goodyear, and a reward offered for information in a 2006 cold case, here are your top stories for May 2, 2026.

A new Chandler law bans the unconsented spiking of food or drinks, aimed at deterring offenders and protecting public confidence in social settings.

Wilfrido Altamirano was found dead in his pickup truck near 43rd Ave. and Encanto Blvd. in 2006. Sgt. Jennifer Zach details a reward for information to solve the crime and bring the family closure.

A ridge of high pressure will push temperatures into the upper 90s by Sunday under mostly sunny skies.

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ASU is heading to the front lines of military education. We're learning more about the Pentagon's new partnership with the university, offering a master's degree in war and strategy.

Former officer Michael Martinez received a prison sentence after pleading guilty to using his badge and squad car to target and abuse two women.

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in downtown Phoenix to send a message to the "billionaire class" during a nationwide day of economic disruption.

Nightly Roundup: Teen's socials hacked for explicit photos; AZ food aid drops; global May Day rallies; court restricts abortion access; and an arrest in an El Mirage homicide case.

Investigators say between March 2025 and March 2026, 19-year-old Elijah Deshong violated his plea agreement by contacting the victim, tampering with her social media accounts and posting explicitly photos and videos of her online.