Phoenix metro area celebrates Veterans Day with events like parades and ceremonies to honor military service members and veterans, including activities like the unveiling of an honor wall and the East Valley Veterans Parade.

Arizonans face uncertainty with ACA premiums as a Senate vote on health insurance tax credits nears amidst the government shutdown.

Marathon runners are facing hotter race conditions, with a Climate Central report suggesting a decrease in optimal temperatures for future events, affecting both athletes' performance and race organization.

The Health Fall Festival in South Phoenix provided over 1,000 turkeys and fresh produce to families, and offered free health screenings and resources.

Veterans transition into Arizona's trades industry, with NTI aiding the shift. The GI Bill and programs like ForgeNow support their new careers, while their military skills are valued in civilian trades jobs.

A Phoenix zoning proposal could allow denser housing in historic neighborhoods, sparking debate over historic preservation versus the need for affordable housing. The city council has delayed the vote to further consider the issue.

Some Maricopa County school districts failed to secure voter-approved funding, facing budget cuts impacting staffing and programs like full-day kindergarten. Two districts, particularly affected, plan to revise their financial strategies.

Litchfield Park began construction for a new, larger library with modern technology and designed for faster book circulation, funded by Maricopa County's Community Solutions Fund.

Valley Metro riders report increased security satisfaction, with incidents down over 50% and 82% likely to recommend the service. Ridership is up, with new extensions exceeding targets.

Surprise, AZ will hold a Veterans Day parade and festivities on Tuesday, with a parade at 10 a.m. and events until 3 p.m., amid road closures and traffic advice.

The Phoenix Police Department won the top prize at the 2025 Versaterm Innovation Awards for its use of technology that improves community relations and streamlines operations.

Trader Joe's opens in Goodyear to enthusiastic crowds, with a mother-daughter duo first in line, marking a growth in the city's shopping and dining offerings. Mayor Pizzillo celebrates the opening as a positive development for the local economy.

Chandler celebrates its 69th Tumbleweed Tree Lighting with parades, performances, and festivities on Dec. 6. The iconic tree, decorated with 1,000 tumbleweeds, lights up at 8 p.m.