Discount Tire Co. has purchased the Desert Ridge Corporate Center in Phoenix for $35 million through Halle Properties and plans to construct a new headquarters, which will provide numerous jobs and economic benefits to the local community.

The Pima County Health Department's float in the All Souls Procession aims to raise awareness about addiction and overdose deaths, honoring lives lost with a mobile tribute space.

Surprise City Councilmember Ken Remley, who served District 4 for eight years, passed away on December 23. He was 80 years old and remembered for his dedication to the community.

Arizona businesses fear impact from potential TikTok ban, as the app's significant role in local economy and job support is threatened by national security concerns.

Billie Eilish performed a stunning concert in Glendale, highlighting her vocal talents and environmental commitment, and impressing fans with both her music and sustainability efforts.

Phoenix hosts a first-ever Kwanzaa celebration, with a cultural festival on December 28, honoring African American culture during a unique convergence of holidays.

The article details the consistent and pleasant weather conditions in Phoenix, highlighting sunny days with temperatures in the mid-60s to mid-70s and clear, cool nights in the mid-40s, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

7 Brew coffee chain is expanding into the Phoenix area with a two-lane drive-thru model, aiming to employ over 4,700 people and capitalizing on a growing drive-thru trend.

Outlets North Phoenix is expanding with six new stores, diversifying its offerings beyond fashion to include services and entertainment for the growing local community.

State Route 89 in Prescott has reopened before Christmas after repairs from an effluent line break, but lacks road stripes, prompting driving caution.

A child was seriously injured in a Tempe hit-and-run incident on Christmas Eve near Baseline Road and 48th Street. Police are seeking information on the fleeing driver.

The Pier, a high-rise in Tempe, faces new fines for safety violations during construction, amidst broader challenges and progress in the $1.8 billion development.

Judge Jennifer B. Campbell's upcoming retirement from the Arizona Court of Appeals creates a vacancy, and candidates are being sought by Jan. 29, 2025. Eligible lawyers can apply for the position, which now offers a $200,000 annual salary.