The Maricopa County Commission nominated 10 candidates for Gov. Hobbs to consider for two Superior Court vacancies, with nominees spanning various legal roles and political affiliations.

A roof collapse at Desert Sky Mall in Phoenix led to an evacuation after a water line was severed. No injuries were reported and engineers are assessing the damage.

TSMC Arizona donates $15,000 to Desert Sky Middle School's Career Action Lab for renovations, enabling students to explore various career paths through hands-on modules.

Apache Junction's annual Holiday Event on December 6 features a light parade, tree lighting, Santa visits, kids' activities, live entertainment, and encourages food bank donations.

A man was taken into custody after arriving at a Phoenix police station with his deceased girlfriend, claiming responsibility for her death, which involved a gunshot wound.

Casa Grande seeks a passionate volunteer for its Arts & Culture Commission, offering a chance to shape the city's artistic future until September 30, 2026. Applications are due by December 5, 2025.

Former Arizona Representative Austin Smith pleaded guilty to election fraud charges and will face a five-year public office ban, probation, and a $5,500 fine.

Buckeye joins 'Wreaths Across America' to honor veterans at Louis B. Hazelton Memorial Cemetery in 2025, seeking volunteers and donations for the tribute.

Four inmates at Arizona State Prison complex experienced symptoms similar to seizures, prompting hospitalization, due to suspected drug-related contraband.

Governor Katie Hobbs declares Arizona Antibiotic Awareness Week to combat antimicrobial resistance, aligning with national and global awareness efforts.

A spending bill provision has brought new scrutiny to the hemp industry by altering the definition of legally sold hemp products, particularly those with over 0.4 milligrams of THC.

The "Sun Squad" program at Sanborn Elementary in Chandler has resulted in a 55% reduction in student absenteeism and improved behavior, garnering positive educational outcomes.

Phoenix officials seek public input on extending light rail to the west side, considering alternatives for high-capacity transit, with a council decision due in January 2026.