Stacked in police warehouses across the Valley, there are thousands of rape cases with DNA samples that have never been tested, an ABC15 Investigation found.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is switching to a four-day workweek for all of its employees to offset the high cost of gasoline.

Gilbert police will be the first law enforcement agency in Arizona to equip its cars with a device that turns traffic signals green.

A Phoenix sergeant who blew the whistle about inaccurate kidnapping statistics is facing termination for writing a series of memos that criticized the Phoenix Police Department.

Gilbert officials thought they'd experienced the last of Sandra Landeen. But the Gilbert woman isn't satisfied after filing a $10 million lawsuit last month in Maricopa County Superior Court and blasting police for months in town meetings for failing to investigate her son's 2006 death.

A burglar was digging waist deep in the trunk of Janelle Frost's car when police arrived. The thief fled, nabbing only a handful of change before disappearing with an accomplice from the Gilbert neighborhood.

What can an Internet predator learn about your child while chatting online?

The amendments were buried in Gilbert's Tuesday City Council meeting agenda. Items 23 and 24: Requests to rezone two land parcels near Higley and Queen Creek roads.

An East Valley eighth-grader was suspended this week after he turned in homework with a sketch that school officials said resembled a gun and posed a threat to his classmates.

Arizona State University placed a resident assistant on probation four days after he objected to a diversity training exercise that he said reinforced negative stereotypes and portrayed Christians as hateful and narrow-minded.