Northern Arizona University's Lumberjack Marching Band will make their first appearance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, marking a historic event for Arizona college bands.

Queen Creek will close town offices for Thanksgiving but maintain essential services. Waste management schedules are adjusted; recreational facilities are also closed. Residents may recycle cooking oil and access safety tips online.

Maricopa County has approved a partnership with the U.S. Department of Defense to provide internships for retiring veterans via the Skillbridge Program.

Buckeye reminds residents of service changes for Thanksgiving: city facilities closed Nov. 27-28, libraries also on Nov. 29, trash collection rescheduled, and advises not to pour grease down the sink.

A storm in Arizona led to urgent water rescues, with multiple incidents requiring intervention by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and fire departments due to vehicles being trapped in floodwaters.

Coconino County Sheriff's Cpl. Waibel and K9 Dex won top honors at the 2025 Desert Dog K9 Trials, including the Overall Top Dog Award, among several high placements.

Apache Junction's annual Holiday Event on December 6 features a light parade, tree lighting, Santa visits, kids' activities, live entertainment, and encourages food bank donations.

Chandler has announced a holiday schedule with closures of city offices, altered trash collection, and recreational activities for Thanksgiving weekend.

The Phoenix City Council has approved a policy for the use of its Housing Trust Fund to address the city's affordable housing shortage and support low-income families, with a focus on creating housing, homeownership, and innovative solutions.

SRP maintenance on the Western Canal in Tempe begins Nov. 20, causing a month-long closure affecting pathways from Guadalupe Road to Price Road and disrupting local traffic.

Buckeye joins 'Wreaths Across America' to honor veterans at Louis B. Hazelton Memorial Cemetery in 2025, seeking volunteers and donations for the tribute.

Echo Canyon Trail at Camelback Mountain in Phoenix is closed for stabilization of three unstable boulders. The city is mitigating risks with controlled measures and concurrently improving facilities. Hikers are directed to alternate trails.

Four inmates at Arizona State Prison complex experienced symptoms similar to seizures, prompting hospitalization, due to suspected drug-related contraband.