Arizona detective Lori Miller solved a cold case, identifying two women as abandoned babies and linking them to their murdered mother, Marina Ramos, found in 1989.

The 27th Walk to Save Animals event by Arizona Animal Welfare League, featured dog walks, pet adoptions, and activities supporting animal welfare in Tempe.

Arizona officials have issued a statewide Turquoise Alert for a missing Pacific Islander teen in Mesa. The Department of Public Safety is asking anyone with information to contact authorities immediately as the search continues.

An error caused water bills for elderly residents at Villa Carmel in Phoenix to spike, due to meter-reading mistakes by third-party firms. The community and the company are working on reimbursements.

Amid a government shutdown, Arizona's SNAP recipients are left without benefits, and local volunteers and "grocery buddies" nationwide step in to provide food assistance.

Arizona school district faces criticism over teachers' "Problem Solved" T-shirts, initially thought to mock conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's death, which the district claims were math-related Halloween costumes.

Phoenix community members celebrated the construction progress of Fire Station 15, a project enhancing the local fire department's capabilities, emphasizing firefighter health and safety, and expected to operate by 2026.

NASCAR driver Joey Gase honors young organ donor Abraham Torres on his racecar during an Xfinity Series event.

Prescribed burns to start on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation on November 3, 2025, to reduce wildfire risks.

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests are preparing for controlled burns to reduce wildfire risks from November 4-13, weather permitting, near Forest Lakes and Heber-Overgaard, AZ. Public advisories and updates will be communicated.

Prescribed burns are planned near Flagstaff, Arizona, to reduce wildfire risks. The DFFM will manage two burns in early November, impacting air quality and visibility.

Gilbert's Town Manager Patrick Banger is leaving to join Glendale next year, leaving behind a legacy of economic growth and improved infrastructure after 14 years of service. A transition plan for an interim manager and his successor is underway.

YCSO issued a notice on unclaimed property, including phones, bikes, and firearms, urging owners to provide proof and retrieve items before disposal after November 28, 2025.