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3 days ago | abc15.com | Ford Hatchett

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — A 47-year-old man faces aggravated assault charges after allegedly pulling a gun on another driver during a road rage incident near Scottsdale Road and Loop 101. Per court paperwork, the April 27 confrontation was captured by the victim's Tesla camera. The Tesla driver, who ABC15 is not identifying, said his 3-year-old child was in the car during the frightening encounter. "I really didn't know what I did to initially set him off, I really didn't," the Tesla driver said.

3 days ago | abc15.com | Zack Perry

BENSON, AZ — Just south of Tucson lies one of Arizona’s hidden gems—Kartchner Caverns State Park, an active limestone cave system known for its rare, pristine formations and year-round underground climate. Discovered in 1974 by Gary Tenen and Randy Tufts, the cave remained a well-guarded secret until the land was sold to the state in 1988. Today, it’s one of Arizona’s most carefully preserved natural wonders and the 25th designated state park.

4 days ago | abc15.com | Ford Hatchett

CHANDLER, AZ — ABC15 first broke the story of a shooting in the Scheel’s parking lot at Chandler Fashion Center in March. Security footage shows the passenger firing at the driver after exiting the vehicle. Police later confirmed two shots were fired, striking the Uber and another car in the parking lot. "That's two rounds. I don't know if he hit anyone else," the driver told responding officers.

5 days ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

PAYSON, AZ — Four fatal crashes in just two weeks on State Route 260 east of Payson have residents and officials calling for increased safety measures and driver awareness. "We're killing people up here. Regularly," said Stephen Otto, mayor of Payson. The Arizona Department of Public Safety confirmed an "unusually high" number of crashes in this rural part of the state, with many being head-on collisions because of driver error.

6 days ago | abc15.com | Adam Klepp

PHOENIX — Some Valley students will head back to school in less than a month, and efforts are already underway to help kids in need get their school year off to a good start. It can cost Valley families hundreds of dollars to send their kids back to school, that's why the Chandler Fashion Center is collecting everything from backpacks to pencils in a big school bus outside their food court.