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Four people, including two children, died in a West Bend home shooting. County officials share counseling and domestic violence resources.
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Arkansas City Police have arrested 31-year-old Steven Lemus on kidnapping and robbery charges, among others after a call on Saturday night.
PHOENIX — After a 16-year-old teen suffered severe facial injuries following an explosion at a Halloween bonfire party, Phoenix police said they have found a suspect who may be responsible.
BISBEE, Ariz. (KVOA) — A driver dressed in an inmate costume was pulled over and arrested for criminal speed while heading to a Halloween party, according to the Arizona Department
A western Arizona family is grieving after Lisa Swanson was found dead at home and her 16-year-old son was arrested, deputies say.
Police say a Bullhead City couple who disliked sex offenders chose a desert location before a man they knew was found stabbed to death.
A federal judge sentenced 36-year-old Jabreon Deshon Mosley Jr. of Meridian to 300 months in prison.
The former executive director of Arkansas' Office of Professional Programs was arrested and charged Thursday on 65 counts of tampering with a public document in relation to Arkansas Bar Examination scores, Prosecuting Attorney Will Jones announced.
An Oklahoma City resident has been arrested following accusations that he sent more than 700 threatening letters to officials around the country.
BOISE — The Huntington man charged in federal court with bringing a Utah teenage girl to Oregon with the intent to engage in criminal sexual activity made his first appearance […]
CANYON CITY — The John Day man facing charges of murdering a 41-year-old Lincoln City woman in February 2025 will spend the rest of his life at the Oregon State […]
PROVO, Utah — The man accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk will go on trial in June 2028, a Utah judge said Monday.
When two Idaho lawmakers pitched harsher penalties for people caught with fentanyl, they said the new law would target drug dealers — not those struggling with addiction.