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With scorching temperatures over 110º returning this weekend there were two mountain rescues of hikers on Saturday.

69-year-old Bob Durling is an avid cyclist. riding more than 30 miles a day. But on August 6, it was his car ride home from a Sunday cycle that was the most dangerous.

With more and more electric vehicles hitting the road, fire departments are seeing more cases of EV fires, often stemming from the cars' batteries.

There's a new twist in the Pinal County Schools' ransomware attack with printer issues now to blame for holding up paychecks for some school employees Friday.

So far in 2023, police have sent 300 cases of organized retail theft to Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell’s office. “That’s the same number we had in all of 2022 and not only do we have two months left but we have the high season of the holidays left,” Mitchell said Wednesday.

It’s been two weeks since the city of Phoenix completed its final cleanup of the Zone. The area now looks far different than it did in the summer.

Arizona Senate’s Government Committee told ABC15 the ACA needs to be'cleaned up'

Colby Love Can is a non-profit that for no cost will take care of the pets of those seeking treatment to ensure there are no barriers to anyone looking to help themselves.

In the aftermath of ABC15's reporting, parent Patricia Pellett reached out about her child’s experience in a HopSkipDrive car in 2023.

Last May ABC15 covered the expiration of Title 42 extensively and a year later we’re looking at what has changed and what hasn’t. Title 42 policy allowed the United States to turn away migrants at the border - in the midst of a public health crisis. It expired last year, meaning all migrants are processed under Title 8 code - which generally allows migrants more time to make asylum claims. Last summer we heard from a Valley church offering support to new migrants whose asylum claims were being reviewed who said they saw numbers increase after Title 42 expired.