Democrat Ruben Gallego won Arizona's U.S. Senate seat, becoming the first Latino senator for the state and securing a Democratic hold in a traditionally Republican area.

Bars and eateries in the Valley and New Jersey transform into holiday pop-ups, offering festive drinks and decor.

Charli XCX and Troye Sivan thrilled fans at their Phoenix Sweat Tour stop with alternating short sets, featuring high-energy performances and songs from Charli's "Brat" album.

The article describes various hiking trails in the Phoenix area, highlighting their scenic views, challenges, and unique features, as reported by the Phoenix New Times and Escape Campervans.

A semi-truck rollover on Loop 101 eastbound near 64th Street caused significant traffic delays, with most lanes blocked except the HOV lane. Details on injuries were not disclosed.

The play, "The Laramie Project," at Cesar Chavez High School was postponed due to its serious content. The cast was devastated, and the school seeks to foster educational discussions around it.

Lake Havasu City Police Department arrested a man in California for kidnapping two juveniles he did not have custody of; the children were found safe.

Phoenix breaks ground on the Scholar House to support single parents furthering their education, as Save the Family offers comprehensive aid to help families achieve self-sufficiency.

Phoenix is forecasted to have a week of sunny days and clear nights, with temperatures ranging from highs in the upper 60s to near 80 degrees by the weekend.

Father-daughter duo Timothy and Cloe Bolen are set to compete in an Ironman triathlon in Tempe, while Timothy, battling terminal cancer, will also race with Patrick Canez, who has cerebral palsy, in Wisconsin.

The Gila River Bridge on State Route 79 has been named the Rusty Greer Memorial Bridge, honoring a local boy who died in 1972.

Gilbert's Heat Relief Program provided support during a record-breaking summer, with community donations and services to help vulnerable residents avoid heat-related issues.

Deandre Terrell Johnson was indicted for attacking a DCS case worker, with charges including attempted first-degree murder and aggravated assault. He remains in custody with a bond set at $500,000.