Phoenix anticipates a sunny, calm weather with clear skies and mild temperatures, ranging from nighttime lows in the 40s to daytime highs in the mid-70s.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue adds Xanadu, a Labrador Retriever, as an accelerant detection canine to aid in fire investigations.

Arizona's Loop 202 widening project is halfway complete, aiming to reduce congestion with new lanes and technology, and is set to finish by spring 2027.

Senators introduce the Streamline Transit Projects Act to let state transit agencies handle environmental reviews, aiming to speed up project development.

Navajo Nation President Nygren signed a 2026 PRF insurance policy to aid ranchers, discussing land management issues and strategies for grazing and livestock control, with the aim to promote sustainable practices and support local agriculture.

iPhone's crash detection feature alerted Surprise Police to a fatal car crash, where a man was found ejected from the vehicle and deceased, highlighting the importance of seatbelt use.

The White Mountain Apache community held a vigil for murdered teen Tia Colelay, still seeking justice with no arrests made, while stressing the challenges faced in rural investigations.

A horse in Laveen Village was euthanized after being hit by a car; the rider, Ireya Thomas, and driver, Nathaniel Hauck, were not seriously injured. The local community mourns the loss and calls for improved road safety for riders.

A Phoenix family celebrates 40 years of running a local Christmas tree lot, offering a place for community tradition and support, even amidst challenges like urban development.

A woman in South Phoenix was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a shooting in an apartment complex. The male suspect was later arrested in a nearby city.

Valley businesses offer holiday deals and freebies, with specials on dining, shopping, and pet adoptions, while also providing Veterans Day discounts and free meals for service members.

The Phoenix Mercury unveiled a new logo and brand identity for their 30th season, maintaining their core values and community commitment while refreshing their visuals, including a special promotion and brand elements honoring their history.

The Northern Arizona University Lumberjack Marching Band participated in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, marking the first time an Arizona college band was featured in the event.