Chandler's Golden Neighbors program is hosting events in November focusing on senior empowerment and community support, including an educational session and a giveaway of essentials.

A man fired shots while driving through Phoenix streets, prompting a police chase that ended in his arrest after officers shot him; he survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

The SBA announced a Nov. 25 deadline for Nevada businesses to apply for drought-related economic relief loans.

Senator Ruben Gallego highlighted Latino contributions to the U.S. during Hispanic Heritage Month, promoting equal opportunities and championing Latino culture, while discussing immigration and policies affecting Latinos.

San Luis warns residents of a phishing scam using the city's logo in emails to fraudulently solicit payments; advises to ignore them and report to police.

Arizona's real estate market cools down, offering better prospects for buyers, with property prices down 7-8% since July 2022. Real estate professionals express cautious optimism, advising owners to invest in property upgrades to stay competitive.

Retired detention officer Melissa Lawson opened up about her breast cancer fight, stressing the importance of awareness of health disparities among Black women and the severity of her treatment. She now leads a support group, "Soul Sistahs Fighting."

Senator Mark Kelly and 45 other Democrats urged Trump to oppose West Bank annexation by Israel, emphasizing negotiations for peace between Israel and Palestine.

California car owner solves dual-state registration issue via Arizona Department of Transportation's Fraud Hotline, confirmed car was stolen and fraudulently registered in Arizona.

A lightning strike is believed to have caused a house fire in Avondale, displacing the Vargas family. The fire caused extensive damage but no injuries. Firefighters saved sentimental items, and the family is now seeking temporary housing.

Hiker rescued from Camelback Mountain thanks Phoenix Fire Department's rescue team in a letter, highlighting their skillful intervention and expressing gratitude.

Maricopa County opens public input for the selection of new Superior Court judges, with 14 candidates being considered for the positions vacated by the retirement of Judges Ryan and Hannah.

The Phoenix Fire Department celebrated promotions for 54 members, acknowledging their enhanced leadership roles and commitment to mentoring and service.