The Spring 2025 edition of Avondale's RAVE Review will soon be mailed to residents, detailing local programs and events from January to April. It's also available online.

Lake Havasu City hosts its 21st Annual Free Community Dinner on December 13 with two servings, supported by local clubs and businesses, featuring a feast and a visit from Santa.

The Surprise Resource and Senior Centers will close Dec 24-26, with meal services and alternative dining options available for seniors during the break.

Pima County has opened Meander Bend Park, a nine-acre park designed with input from the local community and multiple stakeholders, featuring natural habitats, pathways, and eco-friendly elements.

The Arizona Counter Terrorism Information Center (ACTIC) marked its 20th anniversary, celebrating its role in enhancing security and safety in Arizona through collaboration and preparedness against various threats.

The Buckeye Police Department received its third Law Enforcement Reaccreditation and second Communications Reaccreditation from CALEA, affirming its commitment to excellence in public safety.

The renovated Ronald McDonald House at Phoenix Children's Hospital reopens, offering 18 rooms and a day program to support families of hospitalized children.

Maricopa County announced the groundbreaking of Cross Winds @ Three Star Pointe, a $28.5 million affordable housing project in Surprise, aimed at supporting low-income families and the homeless.

The Arizona State Sun Devils have won the Big 12 and are Peach Bowl-bound, exciting fans and alumni. Ticket demand is high and advice for traveling fans has been shared.

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.

Phoenix announces holiday schedules: trash collection delayed, public transit altered, libraries closed, parking meters enforced, and travel tips provided for Sky Harbor Airport passengers.

The "Growing Goodyear" podcast covers the city's recent development, featuring the creation of GSQ as its new downtown and the arrival of Buc-ee's, alongside public safety insights from Police Chief Brian Issitt.

Glendale Police Department funds medical expenses for retired K-9 officers, setting a precedent in Maricopa County where handlers usually bear the cost.