The Phoenix Police Department won the top prize at the 2025 Versaterm Innovation Awards for its use of technology that improves community relations and streamlines operations.

ADOT announced the winners of its 2025 Safety Message Contest. Over 3,700 votes were cast, with top slogans aimed at promoting road safety due to be displayed on Dynamic Message Signs across Arizona.

Flagstaff facilities will close for Veterans Day; trash pickup will be delayed, but the Aquaplex and Jay Lively Center remain open. Services resume Wednesday.

Senator Gallego supports a bill to improve transition services for veterans to prevent suicides, following high suicide rates among Arizona veterans. The bill aims to enhance mental health support in TAP and Solid Start programs.

Coconino National Forest officials plan prescribed burns to mitigate wildfire risks. Operations will target areas near Flagstaff and Sedona, starting Tuesday, if weather permits.

A teen was arrested for a non-fatal shooting at a Scottsdale Halloween party following an investigation involving witness statements and video evidence.

Arizona woman Laura Owens, previously charged for deceiving former "Bachelor" Clayton Echard, has been indicted on additional felony charges in a new alleged paternity fraud case.

Vice Mayor Christine Ellis of Chandler was honored as a Woman Achiever of Arizona for her impactful leadership.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts clear skies and mild winds, with sunny days and cool nights, temperatures in the mid-80s, and light winds throughout the coming week.

Maricopa County Board unanimously rejected BNSF Railway's request to develop a mixed-use employment hub, citing infrastructure and regional planning concerns.

A man in Mesa barricaded himself and fired shots during a standoff after his girlfriend was discovered injured. The suspect later surrendered and both were hospitalized.

The Event Committee Meeting at Schieffelin Hall, scheduled for November 5th, 2025, is canceled without a given reason or new date, as per Tombstone's official site.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs applies for federal funding to improve rural healthcare through the Rural Health Transformation Program, including initiatives for workforce development, access, and infrastructure.