Bird flu was detected in two geese at a Scottsdale, Arizona park, prompting state officials to take precautionary measures and urge public vigilance in containing the spread.

Charles Smith was arrested for spraying pesticide on food in a Walmart in Mesa, confessing to the act and facing multiple charges, including a felony for introducing poison.

A replica plaque was presented to Falcon Field Airport in Mesa to honor the WWII British cadets who trained there. It's a reminder of their contributions to democracy.

Arizona Governor Hobbs and Hopi Chairman Nuvangyaoma signed a deal transferring 110,000 acres of land to the Hopi Tribe, concluding a 30-year struggle for land rights.

A driver in Lake Havasu City died in a crash caused by a medical emergency, with no other injuries reported. Investigations are ongoing, and the driver's identity is withheld pending family notification.

Two Mesa residents, Eric Riley and Britney Gooch, pled guilty to healthcare fraud, exploiting Arizona's Medicaid system for about $3.3 million. They face sentencing in 2025.

Arizona's State Schools Chief criticized Governor Hobbs for questioning an audit process for school program reimbursements that she previously endorsed, leading to payment delays and highlighting issues in managing school choice programs.

The Phoenix Fire Department hosted their annual Holiday Safety Media Event, providing tips and demonstrations on fire safety, correct use of fireworks, and pet security during the holiday season.

The Joe Foss Shooting Complex in Maricopa County will reopen under the City of Buckeye's management, offering shooting facilities to the public and law enforcement after a unanimous Board decision.

The City of Surprise has started a new affordable housing project called Cross Winds @ Three Star Pointe, involving regional partnerships, aimed at assisting low-income families and those facing homelessness.

Dr. Francisco Garcia, Pima County's Deputy County Administrator and Chief Medical Officer, will leave his position on January 3, 2025, after advancing public health and addressing crises like COVID-19.

Tempe Police's "Operation Secret Santa" uses bait packages with tracking devices to catch porch thieves, as FOX 10 Phoenix reports, improving holiday security for residents.

ADOT confirms no full freeway closures in the Phoenix area from Dec. 20 to Jan. 6 to ease holiday traffic, with some night work possible. Safety reminders issued.