Brady Kiser, the husband of social media star Emilie Kiser, said he was watching the couple’s sons at home when their older son drowned in their pool.
Source: Emilie Kiser Was Not Home When Her 3-Year-Old Son Drowned. What Allegedly Happened
PHOENIX — A one-year-old toddler is in stable condition after he nearly drowned in a south Phoenix backyard pool Thursday evening. The near drowning happen
Source: 1-year-old nearly drowns in south Phoenix backyard pool – NewsBreak
YPD says they and the Yuma Fire Department (YFD) responded to reports of the girl drowning “at a residence in the midwest area of the City of Yuma” last Thursday, June 5, at around 7:40 p.m.
MESA, Ariz. — The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office has identified the person who died at the Salt River during Memorial Day weekend.
Stephan Sweet, 54, died Saturday after he reportedly fell off a tube and was found unresponsive underwater, MCSO said.
Source: MCSO identify man who died on Salt River over Memorial Day weekend
Chandler Police said the 3-year-old died on Sunday after nearly a week of lifesaving efforts.
First child drowning in Maricopa County in 2025
Source: Social media influencer’s son dies in pool, first child drowning in Maricopa County in 2025
Six days after being pulled from a Chandler home’s pool, Trigg Kiser, 3, tragically died, the police department said.
Source: Chandler toddler dies six days after being pulled from a pool
CHANDLER, AZ — Chandler police announced on Sunday that a 3-year-old boy who was pulled from a pool this week has died.
Officials say the incident happened just after 6:45 p.m. near Cooper and Chandler Heights roads on Monday.
Source: 3-year-old boy dies after being pulled from Chandler pool
PHOENIX — A man from Phoenix is suspected to have drowned at Bartlett Lake on Saturday, according to officials with the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.
The dive team responded to Bartlett Lake for reports of a drowning.
Scottsdale Fire crews responded to a near drowning incident involving a 2-year-old female who was found in a residential pool. Upon arrival, the child was conscious and crying. Scottsdale paramedics provided immediate medical care on scene and are currently transporting the patient to a local hospital for further evaluation. No additional updates on her condition are available at this time.
Safety Message: This incident is a reminder of how quickly water-related accidents can happen, especially involving young children. Drowning is silent and can occur in seconds. Always maintain constant, direct supervision around pools and water. Install proper barriers, such as pool fences with self-latching gates, and consider enrolling children in swim lessons as early as possible. Let’s stay alert and keep our little ones safe.
CAPTAIN DAVE FOLIO
Public Information Officer, Scottsdale Fire Department
M: 480-285-8387 | Personal M: 480-201-2293 | dfolio@scottsdaleaz.gov
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