From aliens and ghost encounters to heat hysteria, a Stephen Colbert burn and a naked man on a roof, 2017 was full of some of the funniest, creepiest, most bizarre stories ever!
Here are a few of our favorites:
This ranch property west of Phoenix has everything you could ever ask for in an Arizona home: a pool, lots of acreage, a gated entry for privacy, and a possible portal to another universe.
The property's owner says he's battle extraterrestrial beings since he moved in 20 years ago.
An amusement park in Casa Grande? The idea is rather interesting, but the project developer's comparison to Disney World was rather bizarre and turned a lot of heads when the news broke in February.
The projects zoning items eventually passed with a unanimous vote from the City Council.
A bright light flashed across the sky in Arizona back in November, leaving many people in awe.
The night of New Year's Eve, a series of strange lights appeared in the sky over Queen Creek.
One of the oldest historical jails in Arizona is in the city of Globe -- the 1910 Gila County Jail & Sheriff's Office. It also happens to be haunted -- just ask 12 News digital reporter Ozzy Mora.
A Phoenix couple woke up to a scary sight in the middle of the night: a stranger on their roof completely naked.
Because everyone wants to be the person who marries a prince, right?
When Cole Frederick and Morgan Chambers were on their way to Home Depot they had no idea they were about to become viral video stars. Baseline Road or Bass-o-lean Road?
A house that was for sale near Concho, Arizona looked like a ordinary, cozy log cabin house. That is, until you walked through the front door.
We're still feeling the burn from Stephen Colbert.
A Prescott High School senior got creative with his senior photos. The hilarious photo shoot went viral.
That Phoenix summer was really hot. Flights were grounded as temperatures soared near the all-time record high. But was it hot enough to melt things around the city? Some thought so.
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