“I’m not going to give extensions,” a judge warned Sheriff Paul Penzone during a court hearing in a long-running racial discrimination suit.

Two Phoenix officers caught on video beating a handcuffed man who moments earlier shot at them will not face charges, prosecutors said Monday.

“Will these policy changes simply be ink on paper? Or will they actually be able to change a very broken and corrupt culture at the Phoenix Police Department?”

Executions are on pause now in Arizona, as the governor starts an independent review of the state’s use of the death penalty.

The new police contract will help shape the power and practices of the embattled Phoenix Police Department. But it’ll likely be kept secret until it’s finalized.

Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone is challenging a judge’s November ruling holding him in contempt of court in a decades-long court case.

After shooting to death 10 people in 2022, the Phoenix Police Department has recorded two police killings in the first week of 2023.

The execution date of Aaron Gunches is nearing. Will new Attorney General Kris Mayes move to stop it?

The week of November 28 was a deadly one for the Phoenix Police Department.

One month after Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone was held in contempt in an ongoing federal court case, the county is bracing itself for a fine of $1.15 million – and possibly more.

After two months on the job, police Chief Michael Sullivan is making – at least tentative ones – changes at the Phoenix Police Department.

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has only six weeks left in office. But he still wants to pursue one last execution.

“Why it was not done, why it took so long, and when the resubmittal did occur, why didn’t it go downtown? These are all questions that are going to be answered once the investigation is completed.”