Peoria's initial election results show incumbents leading in council races, with strong support for Proposition 496. Official results pending certification.

Chandler announces Veterans Day service schedule: city offices closed, trash services normal, some recreation centers open with limited hours, and cultural institutions closed.

ADOT invites the public to discuss the new road to a proposed border post in Douglas, with a hearing on Nov 19 and comments until Dec 9. The route connects SR 80 to the port, aiming to ease congestion and improve safety.

Surprise is hosting Cookies and Crafts with Santa on December 15th, offering holiday activities and a chance to meet Santa. Residents pay $5, non-residents $7. Register online or call 623.222.2249.

Duane Johnsen of Tucson was sentenced to 14 years in prison for child pornography offenses, including possession and receipt, following a federal trial and investigation by Homeland Security Investigations.

The Glendale Police Department received a $36,000 grant from the DUI Abatement Council and the Governor's Office for DUI education and enforcement from October 2024 to June 2025.

The Pima County Small Business Commission awarded Forbes Meat Company and Arivaca Mercantile in the annual Small Business Awards, with SARSEF also honored.

Maricopa County offers 246 Vote Centers for Election Day voting, open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and provides resources to assist voters and report post-election results.

Maricopa County has restored nearly 2,000 voter registrations after errors involving felony status and citizenship proof requirements were corrected following investigative reports.

Voters in the U.S. express mixed feelings of hope and anxiety ahead of the presidential election, with some focusing on civic action to manage stress.

Steve Slaton, who lost the Arizona primary and is accused of stolen valor, has launched a dubious write-in campaign, despite a "sore loser" law preventing such moves.

The article discusses concerns over election integrity due to incidents of ballot mishandling in Queen Creek, Arizona, and targeted attacks on ballot drop boxes in the Pacific Northwest.

The Phoenix Police are investigating after Nazario Lopez-Felix, 47, was found dead in a park, showing signs of "suspicious trauma." They are urging witnesses to provide information.