Bob Schober of ProWest Roofing shared $35,000 with Walmart shoppers after his company's sales hit $70 million, while Blake Resnick's Brinc aims to replace Chinese drones with American-made ones in US markets.

Durant’s Steakhouse in Phoenix reopens on Dec. 17 after a restoration, maintaining its classic charm with minor modern upgrades while preserving iconic features and classic menu items, along with introducing new dishes.

Gary Cole Jr. was arrested for a 2024 double shooting in Phoenix, resulting in one death and one injury. He faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder.

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office is actively searching for Jeremiah Johnson, a fugitive linked to multiple crimes in Northern Arizona, and seeks public assistance in his apprehension.

The FBI is seeking Samuel Ramirez Jr. for a double murder at Stars Bar and Grill in Washington, offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

Christopher Scholtes, who faced prison for his daughter's death, died by suicide from carbon monoxide toxicity, according to the Maricopa Medical Examiner.

Phoenix enjoys a pattern of clear skies and mild temperatures, with sunny days around 78 degrees and lows in the low 50s, per the National Weather Service.

Barro's Pizza donated all proceeds from a Tuesday event to St. Mary's Food Bank, continuing their annual effort to combat hunger with purchases translating into millions of meals for those in need.

Fountain Hills announces its State of the Town address on January 28th at 7:30 a.m., highlighting local developments and the theme "Rising together. Building for tomorrow."

Artists can submit pet-themed artwork for the "Pets: An Extension of Family" exhibit at Maricopa Library & Cultural Center. Application deadline is January 8, 2026.

Copper Sky Multigenerational Center is closing its second-floor facilities for renovations from December 22 to January 2, but will offer alternative workout options downstairs.

ADOT equips 400 snowplow operators with 200 snowplows for Arizona winter. Motorists are advised to prepare vehicles and carry travel kits, check az511.gov for road conditions, and give snowplows space to operate safely.

Gilbert's inaugural Polar Plunge event aims to support the Aquatics Scholarship Fund by inviting residents to take a cold swim for children's water safety.