Phoenix details service changes for Veterans Day, with regular trash pickup, closed transfer stations, public libraries, and community centers, but open parks and regular public transit.

Buckeye is reviewing water and wastewater rates, involving residents in the process through a committee and public meetings to ensure quality and sustainability.

The City of Peoria offers free prostate cancer screenings on November 20, 2025, with appointments necessary and potential costs for insured or uninsured individuals.

Scottsdale is hosting various events to honor veterans in early November, including street banner tributes, a polo match, a guided hike, a commemoration ceremony, and historical presentations.

Scottsdale Video Network announces its diverse November programming, including local history, wildlife, educational content, and city meeting coverage, on Cox Cable channel 11 and online streaming.

Globe, Arizona continues recovery a month after catastrophic floods, facing financial challenges as they seek federal aid and work on infrastructure improvements.

Four Peaks Elementary School's dual language program successfully integrates English and Spanish, with students learning in both languages equally each day.

RV storage fires in West Valley and Brenham damaged numerous vehicles, with at least 15 and 27 RVs affected respectively. The causes are under investigation, no injuries were reported.

Wildlife officials captured a bear cub in San Tan Valley after it was spotted in a palm tree; plans are to release it into the wild in northern Arizona.

The Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters tracker, defunded under the Trump Administration, is now restored by Climate Central, offering vital data for disaster planning and illustrating the U.S.'s $101 billion loss from such events in 2025.

A month after floods in Globe, Arizona, residents are slowly recovering amid challenges, with three deaths, property destruction, but a strong community spirit aiding cleanup efforts.

Arizona lawmakers, led by Sen. Carine Werner, plan to reform the child welfare system after the deaths of three children with DCS ties, with meetings and potential legislative changes focused on improving child safety protocols and training.

Prosecutors in Arizona are challenging an anti-SLAPP law they claim hinders justice, including the law's application to criminal cases which they argue could improperly involve judges in prosecutorial decisions.