Three arrested for a Thanksgiving shooting in Tempe that killed Anthony Carlos and injured a woman. Tempe Police charge Miguel Galvan, Dennis Guillen, and Oscar Guillen with murder and assault.

DACA recipients fear the program's end amidst legal challenges and Trump's policies, causing distress in immigrant communities and prompting action from advocacy groups.

Two juveniles were arrested after a vehicle burglary escalated into a barricade situation in Phoenix's Maryvale area.

The NAU Lumberjack Marching Band has been selected to perform in the 2025 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, as they work on fundraising and inclusivity.

Comedian Stavros Halkias is set to perform in Phoenix on his "The Dreamboat Tour" at the Celebrity Theatre on March 15, 2025.

Arizona's legislature is set to welcome lawmakers with extremist beliefs, potentially influencing the state's policy direction with a strengthened Republican majority.

A father fatally shot his adult son during a domestic dispute on Thanksgiving in Cave Creek, Arizona; the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is investigating, and no arrests have been made.

Phoenix is set for a week of clear skies and steady temperatures, with highs in the upper 70s and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

Phoenix announces Halo Vista, a $7 billion development to include retail, industrial zones, and an auto mall, aiming for a 2025 groundbreaking with a 25-year completion timeline.

Developers secured a rezoning and development agreement for the VAI Resort in Glendale after a ballot measure on a $20 minimum wage was defeated. The resort, set to open by 2025, will feature hotels, venues, and the first Mattel Adventure Park.

A dispute between roommates in North Phoenix led to a fatal shooting. One man died, another was detained but released. The incident remains under investigation.

Phoenix bars and dispensaries see increased business during holidays with festive events and special offerings, including THC-infused Thanksgiving meals.

Avanti Senior Living in Peoria, now under new management, has been rebranded as Spring Gardens Peoria by Avista Senior Living after ADHS revoked its license due to negligent practices.