Two men were arrested for separate golf equipment theft sprees in Arizona, with Connor Burgess caught in a motel and Walter Dougoud confessing to multiple thefts. Stores have since increased their security measures.

The Powerball jackpot has soared to $820 million, becoming the year's second-largest and the eighth-largest in history, with the next drawing on Saturday.

Wisconsin deputies stopped a driver using a flashlight as a makeshift headlight; it didn't meet legal standards.

The Phoenix Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting involving an officer and an armed man who did not comply with commands and advanced towards the officer.

A father was charged after his 13-year-old daughter drove a car into a Mesa law office, causing significant damage and leading to the father's arrest for endangerment and criminal damage. No injuries were reported.

Andrew Shadid was arrested in Scottsdale after a standoff, where he entered a woman's home, assaulted her, and threatened arson. He faces multiple charges.

A double shooting in Avondale injured a 17-year-old girl and a woman; both received non-life-threatening wounds. No suspects have been identified, and the investigation continues.

Phoenix anticipates a serene week with clear skies and steady temperatures, promising sunny days and crisp nights.

The Arizona Corporation Commission directed the Lava Run Interconnection Project back for further review, citing the need for better community engagement over environmental and local concerns.

Echo Canyon Trail at Camelback Mountain remains closed due to ongoing work to stabilize hazardous boulders post-storms, with Phoenix Parks working on safety measures and additional improvements including new restrooms.

Dylan Dog Park's parking lot in Lake Havasu City is closed for maintenance until December 11, but the park remains open. Visitors are advised to use caution and consider alternatives.

Arizona Corporation Commission's Vice Chair Nick Myers sought assurance from TEP that its deal with a new data center to go 100% renewable won't increase costs for other customers.

The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a Tucson Electric Power energy deal with Humphrey's Peak Power to supply a data center, with measures to protect regular customers from associated costs.