Scottsdale's annual Scottsdale Salutes program honors local veterans through banners displayed along Drinkwater Boulevard and celebrates their contributions to the community and nation.

Scottsdale Video Network announces its November schedule featuring local history, nature, and veteran celebrations, including city meetings, historical programs, and conservation-themed shows.

The Kortsen Road Sewer Relief Project in Casa Grande is underway, causing traffic changes with phase one impacting Kortsen Road and phase two closing Peart Road from November 6.

Officer David Ellison of Buckeye, AZ, was arrested on domestic violence charges and placed on leave, with the Buckeye Police Department committing to transparency and an internal probe.

Arizona Republicans led by Sine Kerr, T.J. Shope, and Tim Dunn introduced over 50 bills addressing the water crisis, focusing on local groundwater management, but faced opposition and vetoes.

Chandler's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Awards nominations begin Nov. 1, recognizing those committed to social justice and honoring youth, advocates, and leaders in community empowerment.

The Phoenix Police seek public help to locate missing 45-year-old Roberto Padilla, with a Silver Alert issued after his last sighting at 72nd Lane and Baseline Road.

Maricopa County increases security and transparency for the 2024 election, with new measures including more deputies, physical barriers, and live streaming of ballot processing.

Peoria's Community Engagement division offers a Tool Lending Center for residents over 18, providing free garden and yard tools to maintain their landscapes.

Newly renovated restrooms at Oracle Park in Pinal County were vandalized, with fixtures and basins damaged. Authorities seek information and Supervisor McClure expresses disappointment.

Governor Katie Hobbs opened a new border operations center in Sierra Vista to enhance cross-agency criminal investigations and border security efforts.

Phoenix is experiencing a mild week with temperatures in the low 80s, sunny days, and a slight chance of showers towards the weekend, per the National Weather Service.

George & Gather, a new restaurant and social space, is opening in downtown Chandler in a former auto shop, featuring a health-focused menu, market area, and Great Gatsby-inspired decor.