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Drugs in ‘body cavity’ leads to border arrest
A woman and man were arrested after customs agents said they found them trying to smuggle drugs across the border.

FBI: Bank robber considered armed, dangerous
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is asking for the public’s help on identifying a serial bank robber in Arizona.

Tips for watching the spectacular Perseid meteor shower
Peak viewing for one of the most spectacular astronomical events of the year is early on Aug. 12.

Shae Holloway initial court appearance
Shae Holloway, accused of killing his 3-year-old brother and attacking his 9-year-old sister, made his initial court appearance on Aug. 8, 2016.

‘Transformers: The Last Knight’ rolls out Luke Air Force Base footage
Filming for the franchise closed Loop 303 in June, but Autobots and Decepticons took over another Arizona location.

Phoenix police: Woman shot, run over
Officer James Holmes discusses a shooting in north Phoenix on Aug. 10, 2016. A woman was shot and run over by a vehicle, and two men who came to her aid also were wounded. Adrian Hedden/azcentral.com

Fight to remain silent: People often waive Miranda rights, experts say
The Miranda right, a case with its roots in Arizona more than 50 years ago, is still little understood by the public despite being a staple on police dramas and, as a result, it is waived in the vast majority of cases, knowingly or not.

Court: Identical cattle brands OK on different spot
PHOENIX – The Arizona Court of Appeals has weighed in on a topic that’s older than the state itself: Cattle brands.

Expect rain, flooding for morning commute
The Wednesday morning commute will likely be a wet one, according to the National Weather Service.

Tips for watching the Perseid meteor shower
Peak viewing for one of the most spectacular astronomical events of the year is early on Aug. 12.

Laveen group home caters to LGBT foster children
After fostering a lesbian daughter, Jennifer Redmond, mother of five, realized the population of LGBT foster kids is growing and they are facing more difficulties than other children.

1 critically hurt, 2 shot in neighborhood dispute
Three people were shot- including a woman who was run over by a car- and police were searching for the shooter Wednesday mo and the shooter was still at large Wednesday morning after an argument at a residence on the north side of Phoenix, police sai

Teen threw brother, 3, down stairs, stabbed him
MCSO investigators say Shae Holloway, 16, threw his 3-year-old brother down stairs and attacked him with a knife.

Construction worker falls from 3-story building
The Phoenix Fire Department said a construction worker fell from a three-story building on Wednesday morning.

AZ Memo: Could be a rainy day today; Cards embrace UA team in mourning; and more to know
Good morning, Arizona. Here’s what you need to know today.

Restaurant inspections: 4 Phoenix-area restaurants on this week’s list
4 Valley eateries were cited for 4 or more priority violations the week of July 25, including a Mesa restaurant with 9

Woman, Good Samaritans injured in north Phoenix shooting
Three people were shot- including a woman who was run over by a car- and police were searching for the shooter Wednesday mo and the shooter was still at large Wednesday morning after an argument at a residence on the north side of Phoenix, police sai

2 men found shot in Phoenix neighborhood
Two men were found shot about 5 a.m. Wednesday near the 2100 block of West Glenrosa Avenue, police said.

Tips for watching spectacular Perseid meteor shower
Peak viewing for one of the most spectacular astronomical events of the year is early on Aug. 12.

Arizona court: Identical cattle brands OK on different spot on animal
PHOENIX – The Arizona Court of Appeals has weighed in on a topic that’s older than the state itself: Cattle brands.

Vet dead, 2 in critical condition in underground plunge
One man has died and two others were critically hurt after falling 20 feet into a grain-storage unit in north Phoenix.

Teen accused in toddler’s stabbing death is jailed as adult
Shae Holloway, 16, was moved Wednesday night into an adult jail facility of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.

Youngtown-area teen accused in toddler’s stabbing death is jailed as adult
Shae Holloway, 16, was moved Wednesday night into an adult jail facility of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.

Silver Alert issued for missing Marana man
Authorities say Larry Glover, 74, suffers from dementia and was last seen at 7 a.m. Tuesday.

Police search for missing Phoenix woman, 81
An 81-year-old Phoenix woman with dementia has been missing for more than a day, and police want the public’s help to find her.Family members last saw Barbara Ann Sutherland in her home near 16th Street and Glendale Avenue at about noon on Monday.

Expect rain, flooding on Wednesday morning
The Wednesday morning commute will likely be a wet one, according to the National Weather Service.

Judge: Inmate who raped teacher should pay $10M
Convicted rapist Jacob Harvey should be ordered to pay $10 million in damages to a prison teacher he raped in 2014

Police: Missing Glendale man is now back home
Police say a 79-year-old Alzheimer’s disease patient missing since Tuesday morning made it home “safe and sound.”

‘Police situation’ ends; Beeline Highway reopens
Beeline Highway has reopened after both directions were closed for several hours northeast of metro Phoenix.

Pima County official rescued from flooded wash
Pima County Supervisor Sharon Bronson was rescued Tuesday by Tucson police and fire departments after being swept away by storm-related flood waters.

Police continue search for Jesse Wilson as school desk sits ready
Monday morning would have been Jesse’s first day of the fourth grade at Bradley Academy of Excellence in Goodyear.

Pinal County Attorney on toddler allegedly abandoned by parents
Lando Voyles explains at a press conference the case of a San Tan Valley 2-year-old allegedly left home alone by his parents while they played Pokemon Go. Mark Quinones/azcentral.com

Dust storm moves through Phoenix
A view of the dust storm as seen from the University of Phoenix at Interstate 10 and 32nd Street. Alaina Strand/Special to The Republic

Arizona monsoon season 2016
Arizona monsoon season 2016

Glendale man with Alzheimer’s reported missing
Police say a 79-year-old Alzheimer’s disease patient dropped a family member off and didn’t return.

Southbound Beeline Highway reopens
The southbound lane of the Beeline Highway reopened after both directions were closed for several hours northeast of metro Phoenix.

‘Serial street shooter’ case reports released
In the months before Phoenix police would link nine incidents and seven murders to a “serial street shooter,” the shootings of Krystal Annette White and a 16-year-old boy had seemed inherently personal.

Pima County official rescued from flooded wash in Tucson
Pima County Supervisor Sharon Bronson was rescued Tuesday by Tucson police and fire departments after being swept away by storm-related flood waters.

Police continue search for Jesse Wilson as school desk sits read
Monday morning would have been Jesse’s first day of the fourth grade at Bradley Academy of Excellence in Goodyear.

Second suspect arrested in Peoria smoke-shop robbery
Police credited the public for helping to find Ryan Patrick Carr, an armed robbery suspect.

Pair who left child to play Pokemon Go indicted
The San Tan Valley couple law enforcement officials said left their 2-year-old son alone at home while they went to play popular mobile game Pokemon Go were indicted by a Pinal County grand jury Tuesday.

Storms, floods hit Tucson; Valley waits for turn
Heavy storms flooded streets in Tucson on Tuesday morning as moisture associated with Tropical Storm Javier moved through southern Arizona.

‘Police situation’ closes Beeline Highway
The Beeline Highway was closed northeast of metro Phoenix and south of Payson due to a ‘police situation.’