Mesa, Arizona partners with United Food Bank for Turkey Tuesday to collect 2,000 turkeys and $20,000 in donations for those in need during the holiday season.

Maricopa County celebrates the opening of Suncrest Vista at Canyon Trails, an affordable senior living community in Goodyear, with amenities and support for residents over 55.

The Mega Millions jackpot reaches $965 million with no grand prize winner. Tickets in Arizona and Iowa won millions, with a $5 million ticket sold at a Peoria CVS and a $3 million ticket sold at a Norwalk Kwik Star.

Goodyear Police receive a $65,000 grant from the Governor's Office for increased DUI enforcement, including officer overtime and training to enhance road safety.

A visitor to Maricopa County has been diagnosed with measles, potentially exposing others at a hotel and concert venue; officials urge vaccination and vigilance.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs and the White Mountain Apache Tribe are conducting ongoing controlled burns on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation for safety and environmental health.

A semi-truck hit several power poles in west Phoenix, causing home evacuations and widespread outages. No injuries reported, and SRP worked on restoring power.

AzEIP seeks public feedback on proposed changes to its Early Intervention Records Procedure until December 12, 2025, through an online form or postal mail.

Arizona Early Intervention Program seeks public feedback on new confidentiality protocols designed to meet IDEA and FERPA standards from Nov 10 to Dec 12, through an online form or mail.

Pima County's Veterans Job Fair, hosted by the Kino Veterans' Workforce Center on Nov. 13, 2025, invites military community members to meet with over 40 employers for diverse job opportunities.

Maricopa County officials launched Ascent on Broadway in South Phoenix, offering 161 affordable housing units, with amenities aimed at low-income families.

The Arizona Auditor General seeks firms for performance audits of three regulatory boards, with proposal deadlines set and awards to be announced in early 2026.

Confusion over SNAP benefits during a government shutdown led to uncertainty for recipients, with conflicting directives from the Trump administration and frustrations expressed by Arizona officials.