Sean Rice

3 days ago | 12news.com | Sean Rice

PHOENIX — Debido a los últimos acontecimientos, Estados Unidos se encuentra en alerta máxima tras el lanzamiento por parte de Irán de un ataque con misiles en represalia contra una base aérea estadounidense en Qatar el lunes. El ataque, que tuvo lugar tras los bombardeos aéreos estadounidenses contra tres instalaciones nucleares iraníes durante el fin de semana, marca una peligrosa escalada de las tensiones entre ambos países.

4 days ago | 12news.com | Sean Rice

PHOENIX — The United States is on heightened alert after Iran launched a retaliatory missile strike targeting a U.S. air base in Qatar Monday. The attack, which followed American airstrikes on three of Iran’s nuclear sites over the weekend, marks a dangerous escalation in tensions between the two countries. According to President Donald Trump, the missile strike caused minimal damage. Of the 14 missiles launched by Iran, 13 were intercepted by defense systems.

5 days ago | 12news.com | Sean Rice

BUCKEYE, Ariz. — It has been four years since Tempe geologist Daniel Robinson vanished in the Arizona desert, but for his father, David Robinson, time has done little to dull the pain—or the determination. On June 23, 2021, Daniel Robinson, then 24, was last seen leaving a remote worksite near Sun Valley Parkway and Cactus Road in Buckeye. He had been on the job analyzing groundwater levels, part of his work as a field geologist after graduating from the College of Charleston.

6 days ago | 12news.com | Sean Rice

GILBERT, Ariz. — A Colorado murder case that has captivated national attention for years took a dramatic turn this week with an arrest in Arizona. Barry Morphew, the man previously accused of killing his wife, Suzanne Morphew, was arrested in Gilbert Friday following a new grand jury indictment issued in Alamosa County, Colorado. Arizona Department of Public Safety officers acted swiftly, taking Morphew into custody within minutes of the indictment being issued, prosecutors in Colorado say.

1 week ago | 12news.com | Sean Rice

TAYLOR, Ariz. — La pequeña ciudad de Taylor, al este de Arizona, con apenas 5,000 habitantes, está lidiando con el dolor y la incredulidad tras la trágica pérdida de dos conocidos miembros de la comunidad en un doble homicidio el fin de semana pasado. Se trata de Troy y Cynthia Templeton, ambos agentes voluntarios de la ley de los Arizona Rangers, fueron encontrados muertos a tiros dentro de su casa la noche del domingo 15 de junio.