Maricopa County Air Quality Dept has issued No Burn Day warnings for a weekend due to increased PM2.5 levels from wood burning and outlined recommendations for cleaner air practices.

Two Arizona police officers were injured in separate traffic-related incidents while on duty; both were taken to the hospital and investigations are ongoing.

Mesa faced gun violence with an unidentified gunshot victim in Whitman Park and a separate fatal car accident that killed two and injured eight, including three police officers.

Phoenix has introduced a new protocol for 911 calls, letting callers request behavioral health support directly, aimed at improving response to mental health emergencies.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns consumers to be cautious of scams during the holidays and provides safety tips for shopping online and in-store.

Ascent Aviation Services opened two new hangars at Pinal Airpark, allowing for conversion of 777 jets into freighters, signaling local aviation growth and economic potential.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced the sentencing of a dealer of flavored cocaine, highlighting the risks of drugs, especially those laced with fentanyl.

Phoenix adjusts city services for Christmas, affecting waste collection, facility hours, and transit schedules; parks and digital resources remain accessible.

ADOT has opened a new lane on the northbound I-17 off-ramp to Loop 303 and Sonoran Desert Drive in Phoenix, aiming to ease peak hour traffic congestion.

Flagstaff's Southside now features two new public art pieces honoring its history. "Rustle" by Beth Nybeck and the "Historic Dunbar School Plaque" commemorate local stories and heritage.

Jeffrey McClure was re-elected as Chairman with Jeff Serdy as Vice-Chairman during the Board of Supervisors Meeting. The outgoing Chair, Stephen Miller, received a plaque for his service. The meeting recording is available on Pinal County's website.

The final member of Yuma's "La Mesa" smuggling operation was sentenced, ending the ring linked to Los Rusos, involved in violent crimes including kidnapping and threatening migrants.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes Senate Republicans for blocking Affordable Care Act premium tax credit extensions, expressing concern for Arizonans facing potential health care cost increases.