Nickelback is set to perform at the 2025 Coors Light Birds Nest concert series in Scottsdale, with Josh Ross also in the lineup. Tickets start at $125 and go on sale on December 6.

The "Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager" event on December 6 was canceled as Mayor Cal Sheehy will attend the CRWUA conference to discuss Lake Havasu City's water concerns.

Arizona DOT received a $27.5M federal grant to upgrade two I-40 traffic interchanges linking to the Navajo Nation, enhancing safety and infrastructure.

Arizona cartel leader Heriberto Lopez-Landeros sentenced to 14 years in prison for drug trafficking offenses, following a guilty plea for intent to distribute methamphetamine.

Sol Dog Lodge in Marana, an upcoming canine sanctuary, will offer boarding, training, grooming, and care for over 100 dogs. Slated for spring opening, it will also have a vet clinic and spaces for community and pet wellness education.

A Phoenix woman has been sentenced to 33 months for her involvement in a human smuggling ring, which she admitted to being a part of since she was 16.

Maricopa County invests $500,000 in SHILA for sustainable housing improvements, benefiting over 425 low-income households with energy-efficient renovations and lower utility bills.

The Lost Dutchman Marathon seeks volunteers for its 2025 event, benefiting youth programs. Volunteers will support various roles from bus loading to medical assistance. Registration is available on the Apache Junction official website.

Arizona officials arrested four individuals involved in a $1.4 million vehicle theft ring routing cars to Mexico, with 22 high-end vehicles recovered.

The National Weather Service predicts several days of clear skies and mild temperatures for Phoenix, with highs in the low 80s and lows dropping to the low 50s. Calm winds will continue throughout the week.

Prescott voters approved Proposition 478, leading to a sales tax increase to fund public safety improvements, with new fire and police facilities planned.

San Luis, Arizona reacts to Trump's second-term immigration plans, revealing mixed feelings among residents and concern from rights groups anticipating harsher policies.

Phoenix locals reminisce as Metrocenter Mall demolition begins, with one woman obtaining a tile for nostalgia, reflecting personal and community ties to the former shopping hotspot set for a $850 million redevelopment.