Canal Convergence returns to the Scottsdale Waterfront with art installations and events focused on the theme "Reflections," featuring artwork, performances, and workshops.

The Phoenix Police Department, in partnership with federal agencies, successfully completed Operation Night Owl, resulting in significant drug seizures and 17 indictments.

Buckeye, Arizona residents vote in favor of the first General Obligation Bond in decades to improve public safety and traffic infrastructure, including new fire stations and road expansions.

The DPS Local Retirement Board met to discuss retiree welfare, reintegration into the workforce, and inclusivity for those with disabilities, while also addressing individual cases and election results.

Bitcoin reaches $75,000 following Trump's election win, buoyed by his support for cryptocurrency and its growing significance in the economy. Stocks also rise sharply, boosting the net worth of billionaires like Musk and Bezos.

Phoenix water officials are proactively ensuring tap water safety by complying with the EPA's Lead and Copper Rule ahead of the deadline, with no lead pipes found in their investigations.

Timothy Moses Bernal will serve a 48.75-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to two counts of first-degree murder, trying to secure gang membership through violence.

Tombstone, Arizona anticipates a possible City Council quorum at a regional luncheon on November 13, 2024, noting potential informal policy discussions.

The Citizen has launched a spring program offering a variety of activities, fitness classes, and events for all ages, emphasizing outdoor adventures and family fun. Registration is now open.

Arizona's Governor's Office allocates $5.3 million to 13 organizations for enhancing AmeriCorps programs, focusing on community services like education, job assistance, and wildfire mitigation.

Maricopa County voters have supported Proposition 479, extending a transportation funding measure that will contribute nearly $15 billion over 20 years for infrastructure projects.

Two Phoenix neighbors transcend their political sign rivalry, finding unity beyond elections. Humorous yard signs across America offer a lighter take amidst divisive times, highlighting an undercurrent of camaraderie and shared humor.

Arizona voters approved Prop 314, allowing local police to arrest migrants suspected of illegal entry, a move criticized for potential economic and profiling issues.