A car crash in Phoenix injured eight people, including six children. All victims are expected to survive. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

The Arizona MLK Committee announced the 2025 honorees for service awards, emphasizing individual, organizational, and corporate efforts to advance Dr. King's vision in Phoenix.

Fountain Hills unveiled a new shade structure and updated Centennial Pavilion with a ribbon-cutting. The renovation includes a community-funded art piece and offers a space for events and gatherings.

Mesa's East Valley Veterans Parade, with Google Fiber's sponsorship, will honor "Arizona Heroes" and feature grand marshal Retired Army Sergeant Dan Piotrowski, as well as free museum admissions for veterans.

Lake Havasu City Police heightened DUI enforcement during Halloween, funded by an Arizona safety grant, to ensure safe roads amid increased foot traffic and celebrations.

Desert Financial Credit Union and the Foster Alliance donated over 400 bikes to Arizona foster children, assembled by 1,200 volunteers, including safety gear and personalized cards.

Two dogs were saved from a fire in Paulden, Arizona, which destroyed four homes and caused evacuations. No residents were injured, and the cause is under investigation.

Maricopa's government launches the second "Celebration of the Arts" Grant Program to support local artists and non-profits with up to $3,000 in funding. Applications are open until the end of November.

Jacob Jarvis, a GCU student, faces arson charges for campus fires, causing $50,000 damage and displacing 24 students. He admitted to the act, citing stress and Asperger syndrome.

Tempe, Arizona is set to honor veterans with its annual Veterans Day Parade on November 11, featuring local bands, councils, and veteran groups, ending at Tempe Beach Park for a resource fair.

An 88-year-old man, MC "Bill" Sueing, is missing in Phoenix, AZ, since October 29, 2024. He has a medical condition causing confusion. Authorities urge public assistance.

Phoenix received a $12.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to fund Project EASE, aiming to reduce traffic through microtransit and enhanced bus services.

Lake Havasu City officials invite the public to a casual event to discuss city matters over coffee with Mayor Cal Sheehy and City Manager Jess Knudson on November 1.