Valley law agencies intensify DUI enforcement for New Year's Eve, while a legal group offers free rides to deter impaired driving amidst personal accounts of DUI tragedies.

Valley Art theater's future in Tempe is uncertain, despite a petition for its reopening, while Pollack Cinemas anticipates upgrades and a grand reopening.

Goodyear residents can leave holiday trees curbside for bulk trash pickup or drop them off at a designated point until January 5, excluding certain days.

Hundreds in Arizona attended the military burial of Darrell Lee Arelt, a Vietnam veteran with no known kin, after his landlord uncovered his military past and organized the event, which featured full honors.

Various essential workers and first responders worked during Christmas, providing crucial services and maintaining public safety, with some businesses also showing generosity through donations.

ASU launches "Operation Comeback," a program offering financial aid and support to former students to help them complete their degrees, including clearing some unpaid balances.

The article discusses the strict border policies under Trump's administration, highlighting daily deportations and the effects on migrants, with personal experiences and criticism of democratic erosion.

The "On the Road With ADOT" podcast has surpassed 100 episodes, covering the Arizona transportation system's updates and projects, including the I-17 wildlife overpass.

Three Arizona restaurants made Yelp's 'Top 100 Ramen Shops 2025' list, with Yutaka Japanese Restaurant ranking 22nd, Daruma Ramen and Bowl 28th, and Daruma Sushi/Roll/Noodle 44th.

The remains of missing Nebraska mother Jerica Hamre were found on a rural farm, 18 months after her disappearance. Police confirmed her identity and the case is being investigated as a homicide. A person of interest is detained on unrelated charges.

Pima County in Arizona is holding its 21st annual grease collection event on January 10, 2026, to turn waste cooking grease into biodiesel, with six drop-off locations available.

Peoria announces its 18th Annual Polar Plunge event to take place on January 3, 2026, offering a brisk dive for charity and free T-shirts for participants.

Michael Abatti, an agricultural figure, was arrested for his estranged wife's murder in Pinetop, with evidence suggesting he traveled from California to commit the crime.