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.

Lake Havasu City announces Thanksgiving closure of administrative offices and the Aquatic Center, with essential services unaffected and changes to waste collection schedule.

The Hualapai Tribe gifts a 30-foot Pinyon Pine to Arizona for the Capitol's holiday display, symbolizing the state-tribe connection and Arizona's natural diversity.

Federal grant boosts security at Flagstaff and Page high schools in Coconino County, with a focus on creating safer, supportive learning environments.

Convicted sex offender Abel Gblah allegedly accessed Orangewood Elementary, Phoenix, assaulting a student, prompting calls for tighter monitoring of released offenders.

Arizona residents can expect lower Thanksgiving dinner costs this year with the average meal costing $53.17, while Phoenix offers various Thanksgiving Eve parties.

Communities across the U.S. combat food insecurity with turkey giveaways during the holiday season, supported by leaders and volunteers in Phoenix and Minneapolis.

Phoenix eateries offer a range of Thanksgiving dining options, from upscale holiday menus to casual traditional fare, and even fast food for convenience.

Phoenix reports a decrease in heat-related deaths for the third year despite a hot summer, with officials citing emergency response measures for the decline.