The gun used to critically injure two elementary school students in Butte County was a modified weapon — also known as a ghost gun — the shooter bought from a felon in Arizona, officials said Tuesday.

PHOENIX — Three students and a driver were hospitalized after a school bus crashed with a pickup truck in Buckeye on Wednesday afternoon, authorities said. The crash occurred near Rainbow Road ...

Buckeye Fire comes to the rescue of a cat owner as she was fleeing the California wildfires and driving through Arizona. The woman's home and all of her possessions destroyed in the Eaton Fire. As she was on her way to Texas to be with family,

The suspect, 19-year-old Seth Rabago, was pulled over while driving southbound on Verrade Way near Western Drive on Saturday, according to the Buckeye Police Department. He was driving at 75 mph ...

Buckeye, along with a number of other metro Phoenix cities, are beginning to crack down on the use of illegal fireworks. The Buckeye City Council passed a city code amendment Tuesday that doubles the previous fine.

A counselor at Lewis Prison in Buckeye was arrested on Jan. 3 after an investigation into drug and contraband cellphone smuggling, according to records filed in Maricopa Superior Court. Berman Comon, hired in 2013, had an office that three inmates used to package drugs for sale in the prison, according to court documents.

As Julie Brockman was fleeing to Texas, she suffered a flat tire. Her cat, scared by the troopers helping Brockman, hid behind the steering column.

The detectives determined that Kitagawa then sold the ghost gun to Litton on April 10 at a motel in Chandler, Arizona, which is a violation of Arizona law because it’s illegal for Kitagawa to possess a firearm as a convicted felon.

BUCKEYE, Ariz. — Crews are on the scene of a crash in Buckeye involving a school bus with several students on board. The Buckeye Police Department said the crash, which also involved a pickup truck, happened Wednesday afternoon near Rainbow Road and Sundance Parkway.

The man died on Jan. 14 after being in the hospital for two weeks with what was initially believed to be non-life-threatening injuries.

A series of public meetings are scheduled throughout January to discuss the feasibility study that's underway.