A crash on Interstate 10 near the Queen Creek Road exit left one person dead around 8:30 on Jan. 18 Patrick Mahomes leads Chiefs to AFC title game after daughter's birth as Caitlin Clark, Taylor Swift cheer

The triple homicide comes less than 24 hours after a shooting left two men dead in the 7500 block of Newcombe Drive in Theodore.

A four-vehicle crash early Saturday morning, Jan. 18 closed down part of Interstate 10 for hours and injured multiple people. Police said the crash happened just before 2 a.m. along Interstate 10 West at the Downtown exit.

Erian Sandoval, 26, was shot at and then crashed his vehicle into the freeway median and died on the scene, police said. It's unclear if he was shot.

Interstate 10 has reopened after it was closed for several hours Saturday morning following a deadly crash south of Queen Creek Road.

Westbound I-10 is shut down at 59th Avenue after a deadly shooting Wednesday morning. Eastbound lanes are not impacted.

Update: DOTD reported just before 9:40 p.m. that I-10 East has been reopened but advised that traffic is still backed up to Elysian Fields Avenue.

The eastbound lanes of Interstate 10 reopened at Queen Creek Road after a crash, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Westbound I-10 was shut down at 75th Avenue for some time on Jan. 15, after a man was shot and killed on the freeway.

A stretch of westbound Interstate 10 was closed for hours in west Phoenix after a deadly shooting Wednesday morning, authorities said.

A man was killed in a fatal shooting on Interstate 10 near 75th Avenue in Phoenix. A second unidentified man was taken into custody.

Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office investigators detained a man who's accused of walking on Interstate 10 in Metairie with a rifle on Wednesday afternoon, according to authorities. There have been no reports of gunfire or anyone injured by gunfire, said Sgt. Brandon Veal, spokesperson for the Sheriff's Office.