Shannon Higgins received probation for hindering the prosecution in a Phoenix murder case where the victim, Jake Kelly, was severely injured and later died.

Chandler, Arizona's Neighborhood Resources Department is hosting a holiday event for seniors with breakfast and entertainment, as well as a youth incentive program for holiday gifts.

CCHHS received a $440,000 grant from the Arizona Department of Housing to fight housing insecurity, assisting households at risk of homelessness with rent, utilities, and other expenses.

Tolleson is hosting its annual Christmas Tree Lighting Event with festivities including train rides, photo opportunities with Santa and the Grinch, free treats, and a mariachi performance.

Shea Homes, Lennar Corp., and Toll Brothers Inc. acquired 300 acres in Peoria, AZ, for $46.89 million to develop 700 homes near TSMC’s facility, indicating significant growth in the area's real estate market.

Tempe launches its first Community Tree Stewards Program to foster tree care in heat-affected areas, offering education, workforce development, and environmental benefits.

A fatal car fire following a crash on I-17 in Phoenix resulted in the death of the driver who lost control and collided with a light pole and signage base.

The DNA Doe Project seeks public help in identifying a Jane Doe who died from a cocaine overdose in Tempe, Arizona, in 2002; she remains unidentified despite efforts to match her DNA with databases.

A man was hospitalized after a police shooting in Phoenix; he was armed with knives and ignored commands to disarm. The incident is the 52nd officer-involved shooting in Maricopa County in 2024.

The Town of Chino has announced a "December to Remember" event lineup, offering various festive activities, including a light parade, fitness classes, and events for kids and pets, with details on the Parks & Recreation website.

Tempe police arrested three men for a Thanksgiving Day shooting that killed Anthony Carlos and critically injured a woman. The suspects face charges including first-degree murder.

Pima County officials met with over 75 Japanese businesses to strengthen economic ties and explore trade opportunities, facilitated by the Arizona Commerce Authority and Japanese organizations.

Gilbert Parks and Recreation opens registration for a variety of winter programs, including sports leagues, classes, and events, with dates for Foundation Members, residents, and Non-Residents to sign up.