Cave Creek

The victim, according to investigations, was shot and killed during a domestic dispute in Cave Creek.

Caught on camera, a squadron of javelina scurrying through a neighborhood near Tatum Boulevard and Dixileta Drive.

North of Phoenix, police are searching for the suspect involved in a brazen robbery at a jewelry store. Surveillance video from David Jewelers in Cave Creek was released after it happened around 4 a.m. on Monday at the store located off Tatum and Dynamite boulevards.

Power poles were snapped in Sunday night's storm and trees were knocked down all over Cave Creek. FOX 10's Steve Nielsen shows you the latest on Sunday night's storm damage.

Martha Troy, 79, was hiking with her daughter and granddaughter in the Spur Cross Ranch Conservation area when she was bitten on the ankle. Troy was rushed to a hospital where she received anti-venom.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office says 19-year-old Aidan Eggers was stopped by loss prevention employees after he was caught trying to shoplift from the store near Cave Creek Road and the Carefree Highway. Detectives say Eggers admitted to firing the shots, saying he wanted to scare the employees. Eggers was arrested days after the shooting following a standoff. Eggers is accused of multiple charges, including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office says the incident happened on Jan. 28 near Cave Creek Road and the Carefree Highway. Deputies say the suspect went into the store and got into an argument with someone inside. The suspect then left, opened fire at the store and fled the area. No one was hurt. No suspect information has been released.

After four years, a food event is making a return to Cave Creek, and it is ready to welcome all foodies in town.

There is a business in the Phoenix area that scours the world in search of the finest organic coffee. FOX 10's Christina Carilla has more on the husband and wife team behind Roastery of Cave Creek, in this week's edition of Made In Arizona.