Melissa Blasius

Queen Creek's new Gail A. Barney Public Safety Support Facility transforms a former sports complex into a state-of-the-art hub for the growing police and fire departments.

Arizona's auditor general is telling the Empowerment Scholarship Account Program to clean up its transaction review process.

The San Carlos Apache Tribal Council placed four employees on administrative leave last week pending an investigation, according to a tribal record reviewed by ABC15.

Arizona police departments use automated cameras to track license plates. As departments share this data, residents fear loopholes are allowing federal agencies to access their daily movements.

We examined the latest available citywide police data, looking at civil and criminal traffic citations issued across Phoenix

Peoria PD is closing its investigation into the Liberty H.S. wrestling program, according to families of former wrestlers who say police recently informed them no criminal charges were recommended.

A new report from a federal court monitor criticized the handling of internal affairs investigations by leaders at the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Two former wrestlers from Liberty H.S. have filed lawsuits claiming the Peoria Unified School District and their former coach were negligent in protecting the athletes from sexual contact and assault.

The new laws implement reforms to the Arizona Department of Child Safety, strengthen the rights of foster kids, and work to prevent abuse allegations from falling through the cracks.

A federal judge in the Melendres case will hear arguments on whether years of federal oversight have sufficiently transformed the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office or if continued monitoring is needed.