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.

An officer-involved shooting occurred in a Chandler neighborhood without injuries; police detained three individuals after responding to reports of gunfire.

Phoenix's Sky Harbor and Mesa Gateway airports are undergoing expansions to manage increased travel demand, with Sky Harbor planning new concourses and a terminal, and Mesa Gateway constructing temporary facilities during their terminal expansion.

A former Arizona DHS employee and seven others were indicted on Medicaid fraud, billing for unprovided services, with $55 million in false claims and pleading not guilty.

A fire caused significant damage to St. Anthony of Padua Church in Casa Grande, prompting a structural assessment and an investigation to determine the cause. The community mourns the loss but remains hopeful.

Pima County Health Department is targeting unlicensed food vendors for not complying with sanitary standards and lacking permits, leading to foodborne illnesses and safety violations.

Sample Ballots are being mailed to Coconino County residents to prepare for the upcoming General Election, providing information on candidates, polling locations, and voting procedures.

The Phoenix Police issued a Silver Alert for 34-year-old Tiffany Shivers, last seen near North 51st Avenue and West McDowell Road in Phoenix, Arizona. She may appear confused due to a medical condition.