Make-A-Wish® Arizona is named the grand marshal for Phoenix's 38th Annual APS Electric Light Parade, coinciding with the nonprofit's 45th anniversary.

Mesa, Arizona partners with United Food Bank for Turkey Tuesday to collect 2,000 turkeys and $20,000 in donations for those in need during the holiday season.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes released PSAs featuring local Vietnam War veterans to combat scams targeting veterans, highlighting the need for awareness and offering advice for defense against fraud.

A proposed 107% tariff on Italian pasta imports to the U.S. is raising concerns among businesses and consumers about price increases and availability.

Agua Fria High School mourns the loss of Rhiana Kemplin, a senior killed in her sleep. A memorial was set up, and friends remember her for music and positive influence. A GoFundMe has been set up for her family.

Lake Havasu City honored Veterans with a parade and closed City offices, maintaining essential services and regular waste pickups. Traffic was rerouted for the event.

AzEIP seeks public feedback on proposed changes to its Early Intervention Records Procedure until December 12, 2025, through an online form or postal mail.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Phoenix, with temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to low 60s and a gradual increase in chances for showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocates an additional $1.8 million in ARPA funds to support SNAP recipients, launches a food pantry database, and criticizes the federal government's handling of SNAP benefits.

A coalition led by Attorney General Mayes secured a court order to temporarily block Trump administration's attempt to revoke SNAP benefits, as per AZAG.gov.

Mesa teacher charged with assaulting a 14-year-old during gym class after trying to take his phone. He allegedly pushed and dragged the student, who suffered minor injuries.

Arizona Senators voted against a resolution to reopen the government, citing the need to ensure healthcare for Americans in statements reported by FOX 10 Phoenix and the Iowa Capital Dispatch.

Some Maricopa County school districts failed to secure voter-approved funding, facing budget cuts impacting staffing and programs like full-day kindergarten. Two districts, particularly affected, plan to revise their financial strategies.