A measles exposure alert was issued for visitors to Flagstaff Mall on November 6th, with advice to monitor health and isolation guidelines if symptoms develop.

A Phoenix police officer was charged with aggravated assault and endangerment after a traffic collision involving their speeding 50 mph over the limit.

Arizona Early Intervention Program seeks public feedback on new confidentiality protocols designed to meet IDEA and FERPA standards from Nov 10 to Dec 12, through an online form or mail.

Law enforcement in Phoenix targets prostitution in "The Blade," sparking debate on approach to human trafficking and victim support, with arrests made and community efforts for neighborhood revitalization.

Road work on Sabino Canyon Park Road will cause intermittent closures between Retreat Road and Middle Sabino Road until May 2026. Detours are provided, and patience is advised for commuters.

Senator Ruben Gallego commended the U.S. Marine Corps on its 250th anniversary, reflecting on its legacy and his own service. He attended events at Arizona Marine Corps Leagues to honor the occasion.

Governor Katie Hobbs pledges an additional $1.8 million in ARPA funds to support Arizonans facing food insecurity due to a federal SNAP benefit shutdown.

Confusion over SNAP benefits during a government shutdown led to uncertainty for recipients, with conflicting directives from the Trump administration and frustrations expressed by Arizona officials.

Phoenix residents will experience clear and warm Veterans Day, with a high of 86 degrees. Midweek weather continues warm, but Friday brings a 50% chance of rain and cooler temperatures.

Trump's administration pitches a 50-year mortgage option sparking debate, with experts arguing it won't solve core housing market issues, and could slow equity build-up and increase total interest.

The Mexican Consulate in Phoenix warns of ICE collaborating with Pinal County Sheriff's Office, urging caution and offering assistance to Mexicans in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.

Marathon runners are facing hotter race conditions, with a Climate Central report suggesting a decrease in optimal temperatures for future events, affecting both athletes' performance and race organization.

Dimas Coronado Chafino received a life sentence for the 2018 murder of his estranged girlfriend, Oralia Nuñez, her roommate, Omar Gonzalez, and for kidnapping his two sons.