Chandler celebrates the holidays with events including the Tumbleweed Tree lighting, Parade of Lights, visits with Santa, Sugarland displays, holiday craft workshops, toy drives, and unique activities like Polar Express and pub crawls.

President Buu Nygren signs the 2026 Pasture, Range, and Forage insurance renewal to aid Navajo ranchers with improved terms and support for agriculture.

Winter storms cause flight disruptions and delays post-Thanksgiving in U.S. cities, with major impact on Chicago's O'Hare and fewer issues at Phoenix's Sky Harbor.

Two motorcyclists died after a road rage incident led to gunfire and vehicular retaliation in Phoenix. Separately, an arson at a Lake Havasu City church resulted in the arrest of suspect Keith Gensamer.

A teen was shot in the leg and crashed a car in south Phoenix; police detained a man. The vehicle was stolen and the teen's injuries are non-life-threatening.

ADOT introduced three new specialty license plates supporting Ovarian Cancer Awareness, the Verde Valley Wine Trail, and the Phoenix Suns/Mercury Foundation.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled non-signatories cannot use a contract’s forum selection clause to move cases out of the state, impacting Nomad Capitalist's Andrew Henderson.

A girl, 10, hospitalized for smoke inhalation after a Phoenix mobile home fire; bystanders performed a rescue. Three are homeless; the cause is under investigation.

Eight Arizona university research projects received $90,000 grants each for national security technology advancements, including AI and signal encryption.

Scottsdale community honors late Coach Scot Bemis with a Thanksgiving flag football game, raising funds for cancer research and scholarships. Meanwhile, the Wuerffel Trophy announces finalists recognizing college football players' community service.

ABC15 reports on the struggles of Phoenix residents and businesses due to rising living costs, including Senator Gallego's meeting with local business owners.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs and White Mountain Apache Tribal Forestry plan pile burning on the Fort Apache Reservation to reduce wildfire risks, targeting Grasshopper and South Faught Ridge.

Skyline Regional Park in Buckeye is expanding its parking areas starting December 1, adding 131 new stalls while keeping existing spaces open during construction for uninterrupted park access.