Flagstaff announces holiday closures, including city offices, facilities, and waste services for Thanksgiving. Essential details and altered schedules are provided for residents’ convenience.

Flagstaff announces holiday schedule changes for city services, including closures of offices, Aquaplex, and libraries, and altered waste collection dates around Thanksgiving.

Arizona DPS schedules a meeting to review retirement applications and policy changes, emphasizing the importance of procedural integrity for public safety personnel.

Debbie Castillo-Smith was named the permanent CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona after interim service. She has been with BBBSAZ since 2007, contributing to mentorship and program development.

A high-speed crash in South Phoenix involving an impaired driver running a red light resulted in two fatalities and a critical injury. The collision caused a fire near a light rail platform.

An 85-year-old Valley senior lost thousands to a PayPal scam after a scammer posing as a representative convinced her to buy gift cards, exploiting her transaction history.

ADOT announces no freeway closures in Phoenix for Nov 21-24, advises cautious driving due to potential wet conditions, and notes Prop 400 funds ongoing transit projects.

Former CEO Kevin McKenzie sentenced to 14 years for embezzling $33 million from Apache Behavioral Health Services.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has filed a legal document opposing federal monitor scrutiny over its financial management in the Sheridan v. Melendres case, claiming 100% compliance with policy changes.

Flagstaff is forming a Technology Privacy Task Force to shape data protection policies and is seeking diverse community members to join. Applications are open until December 5, 2025.

Five individuals from Dilkon, AZ, face a 23-count federal indictment, including charges of First Degree Murder and Kidnapping Resulting in Death, for a March 2022 violent incident on the Navajo Nation.

Scottsdale City Council approved Axon Enterprise's headquarters expansion with an MOU, scaling down residential units and adding public amenities and safety tech support. New self-certification permitting was also passed.

The body of 74-year-old David Otero, missing since Nov. 18, was found by Yavapai County Sheriff's Office after being swept away by floodwaters in Arizona.