A multi-vehicle crash on Loop 202 caused injuries and traffic delays, with a partial road blockage impacting commuters during the early hours near milepost 35.

The Arizona Corporation Commission voted unanimously to intervene in FERC's debate on interconnection of large energy loads, without taking a definitive stance yet.

Weather delays have pushed back the 163rd Avenue roadwork completion date. Commuters face ongoing closures and detours, with specific lane restrictions detailed by the City of Surprise.

Dawn Prince is named interim Town Manager of Gilbert, replacing Patrick Banger who moves to Glendale after enhancing Gilbert's infrastructure and economy. Prince, an experienced leader in state and local government, begins January 3, 2026.

The Board of Supervisors approved the canvass of votes, confirming the election results with a 23.24% voter turnout. Recorder Lewis and her team were acknowledged for ensuring each vote was counted.

A sex offender is accused of assaulting a 10-year-old at an elementary school in Phoenix after gaining unauthorized entry and pretending to be a doctor. The suspect has prior offenses and a history of probation violations.

Scottsdale's Old Town Farmers Market is relocating to the City Hall lot for the 2026–27 season to avoid disruptions during the expansion of its current site.

Apache Junction Police released body camera footage of Officer Facio's fatal shooting, highlighting the event's intensity and the law enforcement's de-escalation attempts.

Scottsdale City Council amended its Zoning Ordinance to allow duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes on single-family lots, adhering to a new state mandate.

Sinaloa Cartel lieutenant Tapia-Quintero pled guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering, potentially facing life in prison and substantial fines.

Scottsdale is experiencing wet weather with heavy rain and potential thunderstorms, including a risk of flooding in surrounding areas. Residents are advised to prepare and stay informed.

The Fountain Hills Town Council suspended public comment at meetings temporarily due to allegations of religious proselytizing which may violate constitutional laws.

Senators Mark Kelly and John Curtis have introduced the Algorithm Accountability Act to amend Section 230 and address the harm caused by social media algorithms.