The Arizona Auditor General seeks firms for performance audits of three regulatory boards, with proposal deadlines set and awards to be announced in early 2026.

ByHeart baby formula is linked to a rise in infant botulism cases, causing a recall of two lots and affecting families across 12 states. Parents are advised to watch for symptoms and seek medical help if their child consumed the recalled formula.

Phoenix metro area celebrates Veterans Day with events like parades and ceremonies to honor military service members and veterans, including activities like the unveiling of an honor wall and the East Valley Veterans Parade.

Arizonans face uncertainty with ACA premiums as a Senate vote on health insurance tax credits nears amidst the government shutdown.

Veterans transition into Arizona's trades industry, with NTI aiding the shift. The GI Bill and programs like ForgeNow support their new careers, while their military skills are valued in civilian trades jobs.

A Phoenix zoning proposal could allow denser housing in historic neighborhoods, sparking debate over historic preservation versus the need for affordable housing. The city council has delayed the vote to further consider the issue.

US 60 eastbound lanes in Mesa reopened after an early morning multi-vehicle crash near Stapley Drive. Traffic was diverted, with westbound lanes unaffected.

A bicyclist was killed in Glendale after being hit by a car; the driver remained and cooperated with police. The cause of the crash, including possible driver impairment, remains under investigation.

Chandler celebrates its 69th Tumbleweed Tree Lighting with parades, performances, and festivities on Dec. 6. The iconic tree, decorated with 1,000 tumbleweeds, lights up at 8 p.m.

Arizona's ADCRR announces new restrictions on inmate phone calls, limiting prisoners to a pre-approved list of 20 contacts to enhance safety and compliance.

Controlled fires on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation aim to reduce wildfire risks and improve forest health. Smoke and light ash may affect nearby communities, with advisories for sensitive individuals.

Local young artists' designs are featured along Mesa's canal paths, celebrating reading, community, and exercise, with artwork installation by the city's Transportation Department.

Mesa's Office of Economic Development won four Golden Prospector Awards for its efforts in local economic development, including initiatives for women-led businesses and retail growth.