Phoenix police investigate a shooting that injured one man on Friday evening near 28th Avenue and Lincoln Street.

Valley Art theater's future in Tempe is uncertain, despite a petition for its reopening, while Pollack Cinemas anticipates upgrades and a grand reopening.

The article discusses the increase in cosplay creativity in Arizona, highlighting characters from "KPop Demon Hunters" and noting exceptional costume craftsmanship at local events.

Experts highlight 2025's top albums, including Yazmin Lacey's "Teal Dreams" and Rosalía's multilingual "LUX," reflecting musical diversity and growth.

Flagstaff prepares for the minimum wage hike to $18.35 by 2026, which will eliminate the tip credit. Some employees welcome the increase, while businesses like Mozelle's Bakery face economic challenges due to the higher labor costs.

Phoenix fire officials warn about the danger of dried-out Christmas trees, urging prompt disposal to prevent fires, emphasizing the risks with electrical lights and the high speed of fire spread.

Arizona authorities issued a SAFE Alert for missing elderly woman Melody Ann La Gue, last seen in Gilbert, AZ. She may be disoriented due to a medical condition.

Goodyear residents can leave holiday trees curbside for bulk trash pickup or drop them off at a designated point until January 5, excluding certain days.

WestWorld of Scottsdale celebrated a successful year with a more diverse event portfolio and infrastructure upgrades, enhancing the guest experience and city economy.

The National Weather Service predicts a shift from cloudy to clear skies in Phoenix, with mild temperatures and chances of light showers later in the week.

The Phoenix New Times article discusses the prevalence of termite infestations in Arizona, with expert advice and treatments from companies like Urban Desert Pest Control and House Doctor Exterminating.

The immigration climate in Arizona intensifies with legal battles and community resistance against Trump-era policies, particularly citizenship rights and ICE courthouse raids, as election season nears.

Hundreds in Arizona attended the military burial of Darrell Lee Arelt, a Vietnam veteran with no known kin, after his landlord uncovered his military past and organized the event, which featured full honors.