Cognite has relocated its global headquarters to Tempe, Arizona, aiming to strengthen its North American presence and bringing over 100 jobs to the area.

China Airlines started nonstop flights from Phoenix to Taipei, strengthening economic and cultural ties and expanding Phoenix Sky Harbor's international reach.

Controlled burns on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation are underway to reduce forest density and wildfire risk, with precautions for public safety and visibility on nearby highways.

Maricopa City Council appointed Councilmember Vincent Manfredi as Vice Mayor for 2026. The council recognized the completion of a citizens' leadership program and named a new sports facility at Copper Sky. They also voted on City Code updates.

Phoenix prepares for the APS Electric Light Parade on December 6 with a "Let it GLOW" theme, road closures, and a recommendation to use public transit.

Buckeye continues its Hometown Heroes Banner Program, where banners honoring local military members will be displayed on Monroe Avenue from mid-May to mid-July.

Governor Katie Hobbs announces Arizona's largest broadband initiative with $967 million from NTIA, setting a goal to provide statewide high-speed internet access by 2030 through the ConnectAllAZ initiative.

Senator Gallego introduced a resolution celebrating the AH-64 Apache's 50 years and the Arizona workers who build it, expressing pride in the state's defense contributions.

The Grand Canyon's water pipeline break prompts hotel closures while Tusayan offers lodging nearby; additionally, Tempe plans a drink spiking prevention event.

Tempe, Arizona, may require bars to carry drink spiking test kits, with City Councilmember Randy Keating leading the initiative to enhance nightlife safety.

Lake Havasu City plans a Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day ceremony for December 7, 2025, featuring a USS Arizona relic.

China Airlines initiated the first direct flight from Phoenix to Taiwan, offering a nonstop 15-hour service three times a week using an Airbus A350-900, with tickets starting under $700.

Fernando Gallegos, 20, is charged with murder and armed robbery after allegedly killing 19-year-old Dominic Baysinger during an online sale meet-up at Tempe Marketplace.