The weather in Phoenix is forecasted to be sunny with temperatures in the low 70s, light winds, and cooler nights ranging from the low to mid-40s, promising ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

Gilbert, Arizona's Assistant Town Manager, Leah Rhineheimer, receives the 2024 Women Leading in Excellence Award for her leadership and dedication to public service.

The Lake Havasu City Police arrested Tiffany Bouchard-Hernandez for allegedly running a fraudulent boat sale scheme defrauding $50,000 from a financial institution.

George Keith Mosley was arrested by Scottsdale PD for child sex trafficking and related felonies after a credit card fraud investigation led to a missing juvenile.

A massage therapist in Maricopa County has been sentenced to five years for sexually abusing women during sessions.

Glendale is hosting a Jingle Bell Hike on December 14 at Thunderbird Conservation Park. This free event includes a two-mile hike and a visit with Santa Claus. It's part of the Heart N' Parks program promoting health and community engagement.

Gilbert, AZ announces the grand reopening of its renovated Water Tower Plaza on December 16th with festivities, including a lighting event at 7 PM and holiday activities.

Casa Grande is reconstructing Hacienda Road, leading to detours and local access only. Work runs Dec 9-Jan 10 on weekdays. Residents should set trash out early; call Public Works or Cactus Asphalt with questions.

A suspect, Luigi Mangione, was arrested in connection with the shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, but the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction has yet to be paid out.

Chandler City Council is prioritizing local governance, economic growth, and financial health ahead of state and federal legislative sessions, aiming to maintain local authority and revenue streams.

Arizona Governor's office allocates $729,000 to aid youth-facing organizations in tackling juvenile delinquency and recidivism.

Long-time KTAR news reporter Jim Cross retires after a 25-year career at the station and 45 years in the radio industry, having left a mark on Arizona broadcasting.

El Mirage's new program allows community members to honor veterans with personalized brick pavers for $50, benefiting veteran services and creating a digital and physical memorial.