A Phoenix man, Todd B., is overcoming homelessness and addiction while fighting metastatic lung cancer with the help of Circle the City's Medical Respite Center. The center provides medical care and support for homeless individuals.

Two suspects were arrested for a targeted attack on Arizona deputies, using a firearm and a green laser. They are linked to a series of shootings and face multiple felony charges.

Lake Havasu City and Radio Central light up an LED Christmas tree at Wheeler Park on Nov. 30, featuring a holiday address by Mayor Sheehy. Nearby streets will be closed for the event.

Arizona Representative Alexander Kolodin proposes House Bill 2022 to align state election laws with federal requirements and clarify electoral processes.

A man was arrested for harassing a girl near a school bus stop in Buckeye, had a warrant for failing to register as a sex offender, and faces additional charges.

ADOT states more than half of the I-17 wildlife overpass near Flagstaff is complete, with full completion expected by fall 2026. The bridge, paused for winter, will safely connect local fauna across the interstate.

Fountain Hills, AZ, will have road closures on November 27 for the annual Turkey Trot 5k Run and Thanksgiving Day Parade, affecting streets like Saguaro Boulevard and Avenue of the Fountains.

Phoenix, AZ residents can expect clear skies and mild temperatures, with the National Weather Service predicting pleasant weather including a partly sunny Thanksgiving Day with highs near 77 degrees.

Coconino County introduces a new tax payment kiosk in Page to simplify property tax payments, with another in Flagstaff, enhancing service efficiency.

Avondale announces its Avondazzle Holiday Light Displays at Old Town Avondale and Avondale Civic Center from December 7 to January 1, 2026, featuring a new attraction, 'Lights on Western.'

Operation Not Forgotten led by the Justice Department has deployed 64 FBI agents to support missing or murdered Indigenous person cases, resulting in over 1,000 arrests and significant case advancements.

Arizona's demand for water and power was discussed at an event hosted by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, emphasizing the need for enhanced water management and significant investment in electricity infrastructure.

The Lake Havasu City Police are investigating a series of graffiti incidents marked "INEM" and are seeking public help, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.