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The Gila County sheriff's detective who was called out to the scene declared it an accidental fall within a matter of hours, but Tim Salazar's family did not agree with that conclusion. More>>
Arizona could soon limit how and when jails can shackle pregnant women. More>>
Sellers have adapted their tactics to avoid getting caught. For many, that means selling over the internet. But that's also how CBS 5 Investigates caught an unlicensed dealer. More>>
Christina IlioiChristina Ilioi is a preacher's daughter who loves to sing in various church choirs. But the 24-year-old Valley resident no longer sings freely, her voice now filled with worry that the man she calls her "stalker" might be watching. More>>
Investigators are seeing an increase in the number of gold scams taking place in the Arizona desert, as the price of the precious metal skyrockets. More>>
The Army says their report shows no evidence that Agent Orange was ever buried at the Camp Carroll military base in South Korea. CBS 5 Investigates and an environmental expert disagree. More>>
A new scam promises to help you lower your existing credit card interest rates. Don't fall for it. More>>
Phoenix police believe the man who says he found a box of missing explosives was lying about where and how he came in contact with the items, according to a police report obtained by CBS 5 News. More>>
It's not too early to start thinking about tax season, and one well-known tax preparation company is already taking a hit with scammers. More>>
5 Investigates spent time in Korea after breaking an international story on allegations that U.S. soldiers buried Agent Orange on a military base in South Korea some 30 years ago. While there, they saw a very chilling example of why Kim Jung II is considered one of the most brutal and repressive dictators in world history. More>>
The Better Business Bureau is warning Valley sports fans to watch out for counterfeit event tickets this week. More>>
A report released by the U.S. Department of Justice accuses the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office of retaliating against critics. More>>
"Don't come here and use me as a whipping boy for a national, international problem," said Sheriff Joe Arpaio. More>>
More holiday shoppers are expected to shop online this season than ever before. Meantime, computer hackers are using programs to automatically troll for passwords for credit cards and back accounts. More>>
The Mormon church's role in reporting abuse is under scrutiny after two alleged sexual abuse victims say their church leaders failed to report the abuse to police. More>>
The Arizona desert is dotted with small general aviation airports, but investigators say these are becoming a favorite landing spot for drug smugglers, flying loads of dope across the country. More>>
The 5 Investigates team spends 24 hours on the border to give you an unfiltered view of what's happening in coverage you'll only see on CBS 5 News and KPHO.com. More>>
© Courtesy: Humane Society of the United StatesA hunting organization based in Arizona is under fire for defending a controversial type of hunting that is against the law in Arizona. More>>
Doctors and medical experts are concerned about a new trend taking place on Facebook. Parents are trading live viruses through the mail in order to infect their children. More>>
Robert Fisher is on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list -– wanted for reportedly wiping out his entire family some 10 years ago. More>>
Carl and Justina Sadlier Carl and Justina Sadlier opened their Phoenix home through the years to nearly a dozen foster children. But their story of service recently took a brutal and expensive turn. More>>
Public health researchers are discovering large pockets of unvaccinated families across the state. They say it's putting even vaccinated children in danger. More>>
CBS 5 Investigative reporters Tammy Leitner and Morgan Loew spend 24 hours on the border to give you an in-depth look into what's going on there. More>>
A Valley man takes his claims that he's living with the toxic aftermath of Agent Orange to the Korean National Assembly in Seoul. More>>
A team of U.S. and Korean officials found evidence of metal drums where a Valley veteran says he buried Agent Orange in 55-gallon metal drums, three decades ago. More>>
There were claims of a cover-up, denials and an international media firestorm. But now recent reports confirm what one Valley veteran has said all along. More>>
The U.S. Army acknowledged for the first time Monday that it buried chemicals on the bases in South Korea three decades ago. More>>
Initial findings reveal small amounts of dioxins in three of six streams near Camp Carroll, South Korea. Dioxin is a key ingredient and the most toxic part of Agent Orange. More>>
Emmy Award-winning 5 Investigates reporter Tammy Leitner is a hard-nosed journalist who will do just about anything to get a story. More>>
Award-winning 5i Team reporter Morgan Loew is an Arizona native with an interest in uncovering corruption and injustice in his home state. More>>
While in South Korea, 5 Investigates saw a very chilling example of why Kim Jung II is considered one of the most brutal and repressive dictators in world history. More>>
CBS 5 Investigative reporters Tammy Leitner and Morgan Loew give you an in-depth look of what's going on at the border. More>>
A Valley veteran returns to South Korea after more than 30 years in a journey to cleanse his guilt about helping bury hundreds of barrels filled with Agent Orange on a U.S. military installation in the 1970s. More>>
CBS 5 Investigates brings you the story of the alleged burial of Agent Orange at a U.S. military base in South Korea. But it's the faces of South Korea that also tell the story. More>>
See the images of the behind the scenes work from the CBS 5 Investigates team as they travel across South Korea tracking a story about an alleged Agent Orange burial site on a U.S. military base. More>>
A CBS 5 investigative team looking into allegation of an Agent Orange burial site on a U.S. military installation experienced some of the country's heaviest rains in decades. More>>
In Mesa, a man was inside a Wal-Mart bathroom when a bullet struck just a few feet from the urinal where he was standing. More>>
The Gila County sheriff's detective who was called out to the scene declared it an accidental fall within a matter of hours, but Tim Salazar's family did not agree with that conclusion. More>>
Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Clifton Brooks (r)FBI agents raided a Portland, OR, home Monday morning looking for evidence to tie a suspect to death threats against Sheriff Joe Arpaio on the blog website TargetingCops.com. More>>
Sarah JanikPolice do not suspect foul play in the death of 31-year-old Sarah Janik, whose body was found in the New Mexico desert over the weekend. More>>
A woman who has the world's largest breast implants said her 38KKK boobs saved her life this week when her air bags failed to deploy in a crash. More>>
Pinterest is an interactive, virtual bulletin-board to which a person "pins" things they like under different categories, and the CBS 5 tech guru says it's the biggest social media craze since Facebook. More>>
Authorities say a naked 12-year-old girl was discovered eating food out of trash cans in Temecula and her mother has been arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. More>>
A Phoenix police lieutenant is under internal investigation after allegedly using his uniform like a backstage pass at a golf tournament. More>>
Event unites both UFO believers and non-believers. More>>
Steven DyerA U.S. citizen convicted of child molestation has been captured in Canada after a decade on the run. More>>
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