Phoenix Police Department listed a contact number to report concerns about police officers. The statement mentioned "heightened concerns" about ICE.

A married couple died in their Phoenix home in what the Phoenix Police Department says it’s investigating as a murder-suicide. Sam Ertebati and Celestina Ertebati, each 42, were found dead in their bedroom on Jan. 18, Phoenix Police Sergeant Jen Zak said. The incident happened near 2900 W. Bell Road.

Phoenix PD provided some important clarifications about what their department does in the line of duty and when outside agencies come into their community.

The Phoenix Police Department is reminding the public about policies and protocols that the agency follows amid recent rise in federal immigration-related activity.

An adult man was found dead with at least one gunshot wound inside a Phoenix home Jan. 17, according to the Phoenix Police Department. Police are investigating the man’s death, said Phoenix Police Department Sergeant Jen Zak. Few details were available on Jan. 19.

Phoenix police are investigating a shooting that left a 44-year-old man dead in the west valley Friday evening.

Weeks have passed since a national report by The Bulwark said Phoenix would soon become the focus of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Now Phoenix police say they don't use tactics the federal agency has become known for.

As of Friday, Jan. 16, police can now ticket you for jaywalking or standing in medians without giving a warning first. The new city policy removes the previous warning requirement.

A teenager named Aaron Williams was fatally shot near a local event in downtown Phoenix, and police are seeking information from the public to find the suspect.

A pickup truck crash early Sunday morning knocked out power to part of the Valley Metro light rail system near downtown Phoenix after the driver fled the scene, police said.

A 44-year-old is dead after being found shot in Phoenix late Friday night.

Starting Wednesday night, the U.S. military will be conducting training exercises in Phoenix, according to an advisory from the Phoenix Police Department posted to Facebook. The exercises will occur primarily in the “evening and night hours,” according to the post, and will continue through Feb. 13.