Apache Junction updated its flood maps using FEMA's new FIRMs, effective November 28, which impacts local flood insurance requirements and property safety standards.

The Queen Creek Police Department advises holiday shoppers to be cautious with cash and personal belongings, use ATMs safely, lock vehicles, and shop online securely to prevent theft and fraud.

The Arizona International Auto Show in Phoenix turned Thanksgiving into a car showcase, drawing numerous visitors and offering a range of vehicles, as well as a respite from sales pressure.

Lake Havasu City Police are investigating a case of animal cruelty involving two cats and a dog left in a kennel without food or water, seeking public assistance to find the responsible party.

Valley Metro is redesigning its bus network to improve service and accommodate growth, encouraging public input through a survey available until November 30.

The Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department offers holiday safety tips, emphasizing cooking and decoration fire prevention and the importance of smoke detector maintenance.

A teenage boy was shot in Glendale; he's expected to recover. Separate events led to the arrest of two suspects for shootings and an ambush on law enforcement in Prescott Valley.

Senator Ruben Gallego visited Arizona food banks to understand and address food insecurity, engaging with volunteers and underscoring the importance of assistance during Thanksgiving.

The Pinal County's 32nd Annual Safety Road-eo had over 300 competitors from Arizona compete in various municipal skill events, despite weather challenges. Joshua McGinnis won the Top Gun award.

Convicted sex offender Adrian Villareal was arrested in Buckeye for harassing a 12-year-old girl and faces multiple charges, including not registering as a sex offender.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy advised holiday flyers to dress better as a way to potentially improve behavior and the travel atmosphere amid record Thanksgiving travel.

A Scottsdale resident found a bobcat and its kitten living in their home, prompting their removal and release by Arizona Game and Fish Department officials.

San Luis, Arizona won the Golden Prospector Award from the AAED for their economic development efforts, particularly supporting Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs.