The Queen Creek Police Department recommends safety measures for holiday shoppers, such as vigilant possession of cards and cash, caution with personal devices, and secure online shopping practices.

Nestor Hernandez-Morales received eight years in prison for attempting to smuggle weapons and drug trafficking.

Chandler's Loop 202 Santan has reopened after a police-involved welfare check with a 31-year-old woman on an overpass disrupted traffic. The situation ended safely with the woman receiving a medical evaluation.

Federal investigators seek to extend the statute of limitations for COVID-19 unemployment fraud cases in Arizona, as many cases remain unresolved due to their complexity.

A Colombian national, Janine Torres-Centeno, was indicted for coordinating illegal border crossings into the U.S., with potential penalties including imprisonment and fines.

Surprise City offices will close November 28-29 for Thanksgiving with altered trash pickup schedules and public service pauses including library and program closures. Residents are encouraged to reschedule and use the MySurprise App for updates.

Surprise, Arizona, is brightening its streets by wrapping traffic cabinets in artwork by local artists, enhancing public spaces and reflecting the community's culture.

Rep. Ruben Gallego calls for USDA action on high egg prices and avian flu impact, engaging with Secretary Vilsack and advocating for vaccine use and measures to protect Arizona consumers.

Three missing Arizona children, Marquis Nelson and Onyx Hernandez from West Phoenix, and Leon Curley from Litchfield Park, were found safe, alleviating community concern. Details of their disappearances remain undisclosed.

ADOT has partnered with the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Northern Arizona University to form the Arizona Transportation Institute, aimed at improving the state's transportation through academic research.

Boeing is cutting 184 jobs at its Mesa, Arizona facility, part of a wider 10% workforce reduction. This follows financial challenges and production issues, not related to a recent labor strike.

The Buckeye Police reported a fatal accident involving a pedestrian, Michael Ferrell, on November 20. The driver is cooperating; impairment was not indicated. Witnesses are sought.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport will receive an additional $35 million for upgrades, particularly to its Central Utility Plant, as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Law supported by Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema.