Evan Adams, 37, was killed in a traffic accident, leading his family to stress the importance of motorcycle safety.

Valley woman Victoria Cardenas shows signs of recovery after a severe accident on US 60 that left her in a coma, as her family and friends rally to support her business and raise funds.

Phoenix city employees are trained in the Stop the Bleed program to provide emergency first aid for life-threatening bleeding, as part of a public safety initiative.

The Cheesecake Factory is resisting activist investor pressure to restructure, opting to keep its conglomerate model, which they say promotes sustainable growth.

Buckeye prepares for Veterans Day with city office closures and events, including a commemorative hike and the unveiling of a new Veterans Memorial. Regular trash collection remains unaffected.

San Luis begins a water infrastructure project on Cesar Chavez Boulevard to replace pipes and prepare for expansion, causing minor traffic interruptions.

Kimberly Hall is appointed as Glendale's new Community Services Director, succeeding the retired Jean Moreno, and will oversee various community-focused initiatives.

El Mirage is hosting a blood drive at City Hall on November 12, 2024, supporting infants born prematurely. No appointment is needed to donate blood, which can help these vulnerable babies.

The Arizona State Trauma Advisory Board's annual report reveals a 4% rise in trauma incidents, with falls as the top cause and a marked increase in pediatric firearm deaths.

The Arizona State Prison Complex-Perryville has launched an art program, 'Art of Our Soul', at the Lumley Unit to support inmates' mental health and therapeutic rehabilitation.

The Beacon Bisti Lateral Water Project has broken ground to improve water access for Navajo communities, with an initial $7 million investment to benefit 6,800 residents.

Surprise, Arizona has been reaccredited by the CAPRA and NRPA for its effective park and recreation management, reflecting the city's dedication to high-quality public spaces and services.

Mesa Parks and Recreation announces the return of its Jr. Suns Youth Basketball league for ages 7-14, including a new co-ed option and a Kinder Clinic for ages 5-6. Registration is available online with scholarships offered.