How much rain has fallen in your area of the Valley? ☔ We've seen showers across parts of the Valley and state, with more to come. Rain chances are 50% today and rise to 60% tonight. https://www.abc15.com/weather/rain-totals-how-much-rain-has-fallen-in-your-area-of-the-valley-10-10-25 

REST IN PEACE: Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, also known as Sister Jean, has died at 106. She became famous during the Loyola Ramblers' run to the NCAA Men's Final Four in 2018.

Valley businesses that rely on customer traffic in primarily Latino communities said they’ve noticed a drop in people attending events, brick-and-mortar stores, and restaurants amid a federal immigration crackdown. Recent research is backing up anecdotal evidence, as well.

Special operations crews with Phoenix and Scottsdale's fire departments are preparing for swiftwater rescues as the remnants of Tropical Storm Priscilla are expected to bring heavy rain to Arizona.

The Sun Lakes community rallied together after a terrible disaster impacted one of their own. Victoria Day, 77, finally paid off her dream home last October, but a fire took it all away.

#BREAKING: A man is seriously hurt after he was shot this evening near 43rd Avenue and McDowell Road.

Cindy McCain, the widow of Senator John McCain, suffered a mild stroke earlier this week, according to a press release from the U.N. World Food Program. She is expected to make a "full recovery."

A federal judge is scheduled to hold a hearing in Chicago today on the Trump administration’s use of National Guard troops.

Seeing rain? Light showers are pushing through much of the Valley, but it may only be a preview of what's to come over the next few days! Check out the latest radar here: https://tinyurl.com/3wf2r57d 

The Senate failed to pass competing Democratic and Republican short-term funding bills that could have reopened the government. It failed by a vote of 47-50.

Remarkable scenes of celebration have erupted across Israel and Gaza following the announcement of a historic ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas under President Donald Trump's peace plan.

As of October 1st, Amazon has officially ended its Prime Invitee Program, a feature that allowed members to extend Prime benefits like free two-day shipping to friends or family who lived at a separate address.

Two weeks after historic flooding killed three people in the Globe region of Arizona, residents are bracing for another round of dangerous storms while still cleaning up from the devastation.

Emergency crews are on the scene of a rollover crash involving a semi-truck on Interstate 10 near Verrado Way in Buckeye. DPS is attempting to extricate the driver from the crash.

Officials say three people were rescued after a vehicle drove off a cliff in the Tortilla Flats area last night, ending up nearly 350 feet down a canyon. Two of the individuals were flown to the hospital in critical condition. https://tinyurl.com/4ebak2tj 

Three people were rescued late Wednesday night after their vehicle went off a cliff near Apache Trail and Milepost 219, according to the Superstition Fire & Medical District.

It's only been two weeks since the deadly flash flooding in Globe. But now, the Gila County community is preparing for more heavy rains in the coming days.

Residents of Gila County are expecting another round of rain over the weekend while they are still in the midst of recovering and rebuilding from recent deadly flash flooding.

Happy Thursday! Temperatures will be slightly cooler today as rain chances increase! Stay weather aware these next few days!

JUST IN: Three women are seriously hurt after a crash near 7th Street and McDowell Road in central Phoenix.

As lawmakers and residents continue to look for solutions to the problems at DCS, one focus of those efforts is improving communications with tribal nations.

Tolleson Union superintendent Jeremy Calles is firing back after state lawmakers called for an audit after a former district employee accused Calles of multiple instances of misconduct.

The Mercury now face the toughest hole in sports. After losing 90-88 Wednesday night in Game 3, Phoenix now needs to reel off four straight wins to come back and win the WNBA Championship.

#BREAKING: A man is dead after he was shot by El Mirage police officers near El Mirage and Cactus roads. No officers were hurt in the incident.

The World Wake Surfing Championships have arrived in an unexpected location, the Arizona desert. And a Valley teen is among those looking to ride their way to a world title!

A former ASU assistant professor is one of this year's winners of the Nobel Prize for chemistry!

JUST IN: Two children reportedly have serious injuries after a crash this afternoon in Buckeye.

#BREAKING: An investigation is underway after a shooting involving Queen Creek police officers near Chandler Heights and Ellsworth roads.

President Trump has announced that Israel and Hamas have agreed to the "first phase" of a deal that will bring peace to Gaza.

Air traffic controllers work without pay during government shutdown, raising safety concerns as holiday travel season approaches. https://www.abc15.com/life/travel/unpaid-air-traffic-controllers-face-mounting-stress-as-holiday-travel-nears

The bond measure, called Proposition 409, would benefit Valleywise’s inpatient, outpatient, and behavioral health services, if passed by voters in November.

“It’s very personal... This is our job.” During Tuesday's practice, Mercury forward Satou Sabally weighed in on the current CBA negotiations as well as the WNBA Commissioner's response to Minnesota Lynx player Napheesa Collier. Sabally’s full comments: https://tinyurl.com/5n8svn7n 

JUST IN: Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon has been fined $100k for his sideline altercation with Emari Demercado in Sunday's loss to the Titans.

It’s been two years since thousands of Hamas-led militants poured into southern Israel after a surprise barrage of rockets. https://www.abc15.com/news/national/israelis-and-palestinians-mark-2-years-of-war 

Alongside hot food, the truck unfolds into what looks like a pop-up retail shop stocked with shoes, shirts, pants, and jackets. All of the items are free, no questions asked!

Ground was broken Monday afternoon on Amkor's new semiconductor packaging plant in Peoria, which is expected to bring many jobs to the West Valley.

"They're Arizona's, they're all of our kids, and if we don't watch out for them who will?" Former Arizona Governor Jan Brewer spoke with Fay Fredricks on the repeated failures seen at Arizona's Department of Child Safety, saying leaders should not rest until change is made.

While sports wagering continues to grow in Arizona, sentiment towards its legalization seems to be waning.

CHECK THESE OUT: October's full moon, the Harvest Moon, is tonight. It is also a super moon! Here are some of the photos we've received leading up to the full moon tonight. Thanks to Tammy and Kohinoor for sending in these photos!

JUST IN: A man and a girl are seriously hurt after they were hit by a car in central Phoenix this evening.

A Phoenix drag queen is facing charges as he is accused of meeting up with a 13-year-old for sex.

Today is the last day to register to vote in November's election!

#BREAKING: A man has been arrested in connection to a deadly shooting and apartment fire in Tempe late last month.

Dollar Tree is the latest national retailer with plans to set up distribution operations in the West Valley after purchasing a 1.25 million square-foot industrial building in Glendale.

The parent company of the University of Phoenix has filed for an initial public offering, marking its return to the stock market after an eight-year hiatus.

After receiving community feedback, the Kyrene School District has taken at least two schools off the list of buildings being recommended to close. District officials are reiterating, however, that no decisions are final at this point.

President Donald Trump is sending 300 California National Guard members to Oregon after a judge temporarily blocked his administration from deploying that state’s guard to Portland, California's governor said Sunday.

Buckeye police believe that because the man committed his alleged crimes by using social media, there may be more victims that have not yet come forward.

The work began in earnest in August, with the Trump Administration waiving environmental laws to expedite the construction.

During a contentious public meeting that ended with Ed Zuercher being rehired to run Phoenix, he presented a misleading version of how he handled one of the biggest scandals in city history.