Senator Mark Kelly's office helped recover over $11.2 million in owed benefits for Arizonans, including Social Security and veterans' claims, totaling nearly $45 million since he took office.

Senator Gallego's bill to improve wildfire management across land boundaries advances in the Senate, promoting better coordinated fire mitigation efforts.

Flagstaff ends its use of Flock Safety cameras over privacy concerns following a unanimous City Council vote. The move reflects public anxiety about mass surveillance and data weaponization.

Yavapai County deputies joined "Shop with a Cop" events, spreading holiday cheer with children and honoring fallen officers.

Despite Phoenix's record heat, Arizonans are enjoying holiday skating at various rinks, including Goodyear's synthetic ice rink and traditional rinks maintained with advanced cooling technology.

Senator Gallego urged the VA to stop planned healthcare job cuts, highlighting risks to veteran care, especially at the Phoenix VA, where staffing shortages are already severe.

Arizona Rep. Kupper introduces the RAPID Act, proposing higher speed limits on rural interstates during the day, with strict penalties for reckless driving.

The City of San Luis has launched the OpenGov eProcurement Portal, improving the contracting process for suppliers with features like automated updates and easier document submission.

Coconino County and Flagstaff launch the Violent Offender Program for better identification and prosecution of repeat violent offenders, emphasizing inter-agency collaboration.

Litchfield Park hosts a Holiday Lights Tour, with a map for a self-guided experience. Residents can add homes to the tour until December 19 and contest winners will be announced on December 19.

Phoenix is expecting a pleasant weather stretch with clear, sunny skies and temperatures in the mid to high 70s. The calm conditions are set to continue into the weekend.

An independent investigation into Mesa park rangers revealed policy violations, leading to resignations and retirements, including the Parks Director and Deputy Director.

Anthonie Ruinard, Jr. was sentenced to 87 months in federal prison for a $5.6 million investment fraud scheme. He also faces trial for the murder of Parker League.