The Arizona International Auto Show in Phoenix turned Thanksgiving into a car showcase, drawing numerous visitors and offering a range of vehicles, as well as a respite from sales pressure.

Lake Havasu City Police are investigating a case of animal cruelty involving two cats and a dog left in a kennel without food or water, seeking public assistance to find the responsible party.

Two suspects were arrested for a targeted attack on Arizona deputies, using a firearm and a green laser. They are linked to a series of shootings and face multiple felony charges.

An audit report highlighted issues with the Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority's operational oversight and management of conflicts of interest, despite rising post-pandemic revenues.

Lake Havasu City and Radio Central light up an LED Christmas tree at Wheeler Park on Nov. 30, featuring a holiday address by Mayor Sheehy. Nearby streets will be closed for the event.

All Tempe City Council members are engaged in National League of Cities committees, advocating for local interests at a federal level. Vice Mayor Doreen Garlid becomes the NLC's first Native American Second Vice President.

Arizona Representative Alexander Kolodin proposes House Bill 2022 to align state election laws with federal requirements and clarify electoral processes.

Valley Metro is redesigning its bus network to improve service and accommodate growth, encouraging public input through a survey available until November 30.

Gilbert, Arizona's Native American Management Internship program highlights two Navajo Nation interns, aiming to integrate traditional knowledge with municipal experience.

John Pombier has been appointed as Chandler's city manager until 2027, bringing 20+ years of public service experience, including a stint as Mesa's assistant city manager.

A man was arrested for harassing a girl near a school bus stop in Buckeye, had a warrant for failing to register as a sex offender, and faces additional charges.

The article details a lawsuit by Attorney General Mayes and others against HUD over changes to the Continuum of Care program, which they claim could increase homelessness.

The Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department offers holiday safety tips, emphasizing cooking and decoration fire prevention and the importance of smoke detector maintenance.