Authorities seek public aid to capture Ryan Christopher Nelson, the suspect in a non-fatal Lake Havasu City shooting that injured two, including a minor.

Phoenix, AZ is expected to enjoy sunny days and mild temperatures, with highs near 80 degrees and clear nights with temperatures around 49-54 degrees over the coming week.

Surprise invites the community to a free movie night featuring "The Grinch" at Surprise Stadium on December 13, with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. and the movie at 7:30 p.m. Santa's Workshop and concessions are available.

The Buckeye Civic Institute is accepting applications for a leadership program designed to educate and empower community members in city operations and collaboration.

Maricopa County is emphasizing healthier alternatives to wood burning through the "Burn Cleaner, Burn Better" campaign to protect air quality and public health.

Brook Scalero, 42, from Mesa, is charged with animal cruelty after police found a journal depicting the torture and death of several dogs, including a roommate's dog. Scalero claimed the writings were fictional, but later admitted to the acts.

The Apache Junction annual Holiday Program & Light Parade offers festive activities, including a tree lighting and parade, set for December 7th at Flatiron Community Park.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety launched a podcast, "Seven Points," to offer insights into the lives of its personnel and to potentially attract new recruits.

Amanda Rogers died from injuries after a car crashed into her Glendale home. Police suspect speed and impairment caused the crash, with an arrest anticipated. Rogers is survived by her husband and children.

The iconic Metrocenter Mall in Phoenix, a cultural staple since 1973, is set for demolition to make way for a new $850 million community with homes and commercial spaces.

Democrat Ruben Gallego won Arizona's U.S. Senate seat, becoming the first Latino senator for the state and securing a Democratic hold in a traditionally Republican area.

Bars and eateries in the Valley and New Jersey transform into holiday pop-ups, offering festive drinks and decor.

Charli XCX and Troye Sivan thrilled fans at their Phoenix Sweat Tour stop with alternating short sets, featuring high-energy performances and songs from Charli's "Brat" album.