A video is going viral after a Queen Creek man on the autism spectrum got a free ice-cold treat from an ice cream truck. Chase Witherby is 21 years old but functions like an 8-year-old because of his autism. The video shows him thanking the owners and then going inside the house to tell his mom what happened. Casey Torres reports.

A man previously convicted of scamming dozens of people is in trouble with the law again, accused of murdering a Mesa woman over money. Police said Derek Bollswinkel shot and killed 82-year-old 82-year-old Linda Baran in February and then used her debit card to withdraw $4,000. About 10 years ago, he previously ripped off people by making fake promises through his “house sitting” program. Steven Sarabia reports.

A retired Phoenix police assistant chief offered some insight into how the police department is preparing if protests like the ones in LA occur in the Valley. Andy Anderson said law Enforcement is monitoring social media for any possible protests and people who might go there for the wrong reasons. He added the Phoenix Police Department has learned from the Black Lives Matter protests from five years ago, where some criticized their interactions with protesters. Zach Prelutsky reports.

Axon has ended negotiations with the City of Scottsdale over its proposed headquarters project, citing what it called toxic city politics. The controversial development plan faced significant backlash from residents concerned about the size of the buildings, increased traffic, and zoning issues.

Two men will spend seven years each in prison for a deadly 2021 street that killed another man near Avondale Boulevard and Broadway Road. Jakari Barksdale and Emanual Cervantez were racing at more than 100 miles per hour. Barksdale’s BMW hit a Ford F-150, killing the driver instantly.