Judge Lisa A. VandenBerg is appointed as the new Presiding Disciplinary Judge in Arizona, starting February 24, 2025.

Surprise, Arizona, will host its 10th Annual Veterans Day Parade, causing road closures on Bullard Avenue and Buck O'Neil Way from midnight to 1 p.m. on November 11th.

Scottsdale residents can influence community services by completing a survey and could win an iPad. The Human Services Department seeks input for its strategic plan until November 29.

Microchip Technology Inc. is close to finalizing a deal under the CHIPS Act, alongside TSMC and GlobalFoundries, amid concerns over political implications and potential policy changes.

The article discusses the onset of RSV season and the importance of vaccination for high-risk groups, as per Pima County Health Department’s recommendations.

Two teens were shot in south Phoenix; they are in serious condition, and police are investigating the incident.

OverDrive is phasing out MP3 audiobook format; users must switch to the Libby app or other OverDrive services to access library audiobooks after November 13.

Apache Junction Public Library offers a Water Workshop Series in collaboration with local experts to educate residents on Arizona's water history, regulations, conservation, and resources to promote sustainable water practices.

Two-year-old Nunzi Newell reunites with Phoenix firefighters who saved her from a near-drowning incident in February, having fully recovered after a month-long hospital stay.

Avondale announces Thanksgiving service changes including closures of City Hall, libraries, and no Express transit services. Trash collection is adjusted; Thursday's recycling moves to Friday.

Police fatally shot a home invasion suspect in Phoenix after a chase ended in a crash; the suspect brandished a gun and ignored commands before being shot.

Pima County's Economic Development department won a Golden Prospector Award of Merit for their Property Explorer website, which helps site selectors with data-rich, interactive property assessments.

Valerie Pullara joins the Pima County Small Business Commission, bringing her expertise from managing a non-profit dog support center and mentoring small businesses to the advisory group.