A driver was arrested after ramming police SUVs in Tempe and fleeing, with the confrontation caught on video. Officers sustained minor injuries and the suspect's identity and charges are pending investigation.

Phoenix partners with ASU to test CoolSeal 2.0, a new pavement technology that reduces street temperatures, potentially lowering road maintenance costs and offering environmental benefits.

Jeffrey Michael Kelly was arrested for shooting at a DNC office in Tempe and possessing an arsenal of over 120 guns and 250,000 rounds of ammunition at his home.

The Friends of Chandler Public Library is running a donation campaign to fund new programs and a mobile outreach vehicle, enhancing the library's community services.

SRO Michael Miklus was inducted into a high school district's Hall of Fame for his contributions to campus security and student mentorship at Canyon View High School.

The Arizona Supreme Court has recognized court programs and employees for their contributions aligning with the Chief Justice's strategic plan, awarding innovators in various categories.

Economic leaders from Pima County met with the Council on Foreign Relations at Pima Community College to discuss international relations and local economic growth strategies.

Phoenix city services adjust for Veterans Day: trash pickups continue, some facilities closed, digital library resources available, parking enforced, parks open, public transport on a weekday schedule, while some services are not available.

Phoenix hosts an open house to inform landlords about the benefits of the Housing Choice Voucher program, offering a chance to learn about financial perks and social contributions to affordable housing.

The City of Casa Grande is hosting a Children's Flower Garden Event to honor young abuse victims and promote awareness, featuring local school and community group participation.

The Arizona Cardinals' cheerleaders were absent from the sidelines during a game due to new seating that required clear views, causing upset among the cheerleaders, fans, and families.

Charges against Tyron McAlpin, a deaf man with cerebral palsy beaten by Phoenix police, have been dropped, and his lawyer seeks additional records alleging a public records law violation.

Nebraska and Arizona voters face ballot measures on abortion and election laws, with legal complexities likely if conflicting propositions pass. There's also anticipation of legal disputes over the 2024 presidential election results.