Chilean volunteer firefighter Pablo Santibanez achieved his dream of joining the Phoenix Fire Department, overcoming visa challenges with help from Congressman Stanton.

Phoenix celebrated South Mountain Park and Preserve's 100th anniversary, focusing on community, history, and conservation, complete with festivities and a time capsule event.

Arizona's Tonto and Coconino National Forests will sell permits for Christmas tree cutting, with prices at $15 and free permits for Every Kid Outdoors pass holders.

A shooting in Phoenix left two injured; suspect Luis Lopez Gutierrez led police on a chase and was arrested near Marana. He faces multiple felony charges.

Lake Havasu City is set to reveal "Rockette the Rock Snake," a new trailside community art project, at SARA Park Trailhead on November 9, inviting community members to participate.

Kyler Renner has been sentenced to two years in prison for multiple offenses, including drug possession and aggravated assault, linked to teen violence in East Valley.

A Silver Alert has been issued for John C Turner, missing from Queen Creek, Arizona, last seen on November 6. Authorities urge public assistance in locating him.

Chandler's Municipal Airport plans to expand its services and impact through a new strategic business plan and community impact study, with federal and state-funded infrastructure improvements already underway.

Lake Havasu City will honor veterans on November 11 with a parade and ceremony, leading to road closures along McCulloch Blvd and London Bridge Road. City offices except for administrative services will remain operational.

Edward Charles Gouer Jr. has been arrested for stealing a truck, trailer, and equipment from The Table Church; the trailer was recovered, but the truck remains missing.

San Luis reported a 16% voter turnout in their General Election, with preliminary results favoring a gas franchise agreement (Prop. 430) and an alternative spending proposition (Prop. 431). Esteban Rosales leads City Council votes.

Two men were hospitalized after a shooting in Central Phoenix, with police searching for the suspect involved in the incident at 26th and Oak streets.

The Gilbert Police Department received over $218,000 in grants from AZGOHS to enhance traffic safety, improve DUI enforcement, and support officer training.