Dr. Christopher W. Schwartz is appointed as the City of Phoenix Archaeologist, bringing extensive experience in North American archaeology to the role starting December 9.

Casa Grande, in partnership with AWC, is adopting drought-tolerant landscaping at City Hall, part of a wider campaign to reduce water usage by 15%. The project, costing $347,000, involves efficient irrigation and xeriscaping.

Phoenix experiences sunny weather with highs around 75 degrees and clear skies, with a calm easterly wind and expectations of a similar weather pattern throughout the week.

Over 2,000 motorcyclists are expected to join the River Riders’ Toy Run in Lake Havasu City on December 8th, bringing toys and holiday cheer to children.

Pima County road work begins Dec. 9, possibly affecting traffic until Dec. 16. The Department of Transportation will conduct crack seal treatments as part of infrastructure maintenance.

Senators Kelly and Blackburn introduced the Medicaid Primary Care Improvement Act to allow state Medicaid programs to explore Direct Primary Care arrangements, aiming to improve access and reduce costs.

The Surprise Senior Center is offering "A Matter of Balance" classes to help individuals over 50 prevent and manage falls, improve balance and strength, starting January 17, 2025.

The documentary "Born Innocent: The Redd Kross Story" chronicles LA band Redd Kross's history, featuring interviews and a look at their musical impact.

Chenoa Nickerson's family establishes memorial funds to honor her, enhancing a school arts program and supporting Grand Canyon Search and Rescue after her tragic death in Havasupai Canyon flooding.

Charges against three men involved in the assault of former NHL player Paul Bissonnette may be escalated by Maricopa County prosecutors after a municipal court dismissal.

Sencere Hayes pled not guilty to multiple charges, including the murder of Mercedes Vega, whose body was found in a burned car in Arizona. The case may involve more suspects.

Southeast Regional Library in Gilbert is renovating its restrooms from Dec 6-22, but will remain open with a bathroom trailer and two family restrooms available for patrons.

Tempe, Arizona, intensifies enforcement of its urban camping ordinance, responding to a Supreme Court ruling and state law, despite concerns from homeless advocates.