University of Arizona students in the "Problems to Possibilities" program are generating innovative solutions for revitalizing Tucson's historic Roy Place building through a partnership with Pima County Economic Development.

Chandler invites locals to the final workshops on downtown's future, featuring 3D augmented reality, on November 15 and 16 at the ASU Innovation Center.

Northern California residents are advised to alter landscape watering in November, reducing frequency due to cooler temperatures and shorter days, following the City of Mesa's guidelines for different plant types.

Puppy Luv Animal Rescue relinquishes dogs to AHS amid welfare concerns, while the shelter blames a former employee for the issues. No citations from police yet.

Tonto National Forest initiates a series of prescribed fires near Payson to manage hazardous fuels until March 2025, with locations including the Chase and Conner Pits.

Scottsdale, Arizona, celebrates Veterans and Military Families Month with several events, including a Veterans Day ceremony, a community hike, and a banner display honoring local veterans throughout November.

The community rallies to fund a new prosthetic for Perry High School's Everett Watson, a football player injured in a shooting at age 12, as his current one breaks.

Residents in a senior living community near Apache Junction are enduring a year-long mail delivery disruption due to a damaged mail cluster box, leading to daily 30-minute trips to the local post office.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office hosted a successful Trunk or Treat event at Rollins Park, distributing candy and safety-themed goodies to children.

President Biden signed an executive order to support Hispanic Serving Institutions, increasing funding, and advising to improve educational opportunities for Hispanic students.

Pinal County partners with State Forty Eight to release commemorative T-shirts for its 150th anniversary, with pre-sales starting November 1 and orders shipping on December 13.

Tempe, in honor of Veterans Day, will close administrative offices and hold a parade, with details on service changes and closures available on the city's website.

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.