The City of Flagstaff is hosting a food drive to aid those affected by the federal shutdown, collecting non-perishable food, baby supplies, and winter accessories for distribution by the Flagstaff Family Food Center.

The Annual River Riders Toy Run will bring about 2,000 motorcyclists to Lake Havasu City, carrying toys for children in need. Road closures will occur to accommodate the parade and celebrations.

Senator Ruben Gallego proposes a bill, the Building Housing for the American Dream Act, to boost housing construction by encouraging foreign investment through the EB-5 visa program, with industry support.

Senators Gallego and Ricketts introduced the bipartisan HALOS Act to ease regulations for startups seeking investors at events like demo days, supported by the NVCA for fostering early-stage investment.

Brent Billingsley appointed as first Town Manager of San Tan Valley, starting December 15, after a selective process. He brings 30 years of experience in local government.

Two separate Phoenix incidents: a woman was shot during an unrelated dispute, and in a domestic violence case, three family members were shot, with two fatalities.

A California man, Daniel Angel Martinez, was arrested for allegedly sexually exploiting a teenage girl he met on Discord. Evidence of explicit material led to his arrest by Tempe Police.

Cognite has relocated its global headquarters to Tempe, Arizona, aiming to strengthen its North American presence and bringing over 100 jobs to the area.

Phoenix prepares for the APS Electric Light Parade on December 6 with a "Let it GLOW" theme, road closures, and a recommendation to use public transit.

Senator Gallego introduced a resolution celebrating the AH-64 Apache's 50 years and the Arizona workers who build it, expressing pride in the state's defense contributions.

Lake Havasu City plans a Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony for December 7, 2025, featuring a USS Arizona relic.

Arizona is set to boost its broadband infrastructure with the NTIA's approval of its BEAD proposal, led by Senators Gallego and Kelly, aiming to connect 70% of the state.

A witness has provided a detailed account of a Phoenix motorcycle incident where a shooting was followed by a fatal hit-and-run, involving a biker feud, but no charges have been filed yet.