Former Arizona media personalities are charged with involvement in an alleged PPP fraud scheme, facing a potential 20-year sentence per charge if convicted.

Phoenix is forecasted to have sunny days and mild nights leading into Thanksgiving with temperatures in the mid 70s during the day and mid 50s at night.

Spanish developer Adlanto is partnering with Plaza Cos. to build a $50 million upscale condo project, The Goldwater Residences, in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Attorney General Mayes and others propose actions to end Google's search engine market monopoly, including changing contracts, and possibly divesting assets like Chrome.

18-year-old Ryan Nelson was arrested by Lake Havasu City Police for attempted second-degree homicide after a shooting incident. With community tips, police also charged four others for providing false information. Nelson's bail is set at $500,000.

The DOJ investigates Medicaid fraud affecting Native Americans in Arizona, with $2.5 billion lost. The fraud involved billing for non-existent services.

Arizona's health department partners with March of Dimes during Prematurity Awareness Month to address the state's preterm birth concerns, including disparities and support resources.

The Phoenix Police Department released a video of an officer-involved shooting where a suspect with a replica gun was shot and declared deceased. An internal and criminal investigation is underway.

The Maricopa Citizen Leadership Academy celebrated its 24th class graduation, educating residents on local governance and encouraging civic involvement.

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.