The Queen Creek Fire & Medical Department offers safety tips for Thanksgiving cooking to prevent fires, including attentive cooking, thawing turkeys, and using timers. They also promote free cooking oil recycling and smoke alarm maintenance.

The Casa Grande Public Library announces a range of events from November 24-29, closures for holidays, and various programs including a board-game series, movie screening, and educational classes. They also seek volunteers and offer Culture Passes.

Buckeye's annual toy drive encourages donations until December 12, 2025, with multiple drop-off locations, to ensure all local children have a memorable holiday season.

The Hualapai Tribe gifts a 30-foot Pinyon Pine to Arizona for the Capitol's holiday display, symbolizing the state-tribe connection and Arizona's natural diversity.

Scottsdale has created a new Constituent Services Team to provide fast and personalized support services to residents, showing impressive results with high case resolution rates.

Flagstaff announces holiday closures, including city offices, facilities, and waste services for Thanksgiving. Essential details and altered schedules are provided for residents’ convenience.

Flagstaff announces holiday schedule changes for city services, including closures of offices, Aquaplex, and libraries, and altered waste collection dates around Thanksgiving.

Arizona residents can expect lower Thanksgiving dinner costs this year with the average meal costing $53.17, while Phoenix offers various Thanksgiving Eve parties.

Phoenix eateries offer a range of Thanksgiving dining options, from upscale holiday menus to casual traditional fare, and even fast food for convenience.

Operation Santa Claus, a charity drive in Arizona, aims to support local families during the holidays, offering donors the chance to win vehicles and involving the New Life Center.

The Pat Tillman American Legion Post 117 in Phoenix aims to collect 22,000 Christmas cards for troops and is close to its goal, with a final push planned for Saturday.

Phoenix reports a decrease in heat-related deaths for the third year despite a hot summer, with officials citing emergency response measures for the decline.

The family of Officer Gabriel Facio gave their first interview after body cam footage of the fatal shooting was released, discussing the impact and honoring his memory.