Senator Ruben Gallego visited Arizona food banks to understand and address food insecurity, engaging with volunteers and underscoring the importance of assistance during Thanksgiving.

Operation Not Forgotten led by the Justice Department has deployed 64 FBI agents to support missing or murdered Indigenous person cases, resulting in over 1,000 arrests and significant case advancements.

Arizona's demand for water and power was discussed at an event hosted by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, emphasizing the need for enhanced water management and significant investment in electricity infrastructure.

The Lake Havasu City Police are investigating a series of graffiti incidents marked "INEM" and are seeking public help, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The Pinal County's 32nd Annual Safety Road-eo had over 300 competitors from Arizona compete in various municipal skill events, despite weather challenges. Joshua McGinnis won the Top Gun award.

Arizona lawmakers, led by Rep. Michele Peña, question the English immersion program content and urge the State Board of Education to remove ideologically driven materials to maintain federal funding compliance and educational focus.

Senators Gallego and Moran propose a bipartisan bill to increase STIC program funding, enhancing public transportation in smaller cities without additional federal spending.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren filed for, and was granted, a Temporary Restraining Order to stop a legislative bill that he claimed was an illegal attempt by Speaker Seth Damon to remove him from office.

Convicted sex offender Adrian Villareal was arrested in Buckeye for harassing a 12-year-old girl and faces multiple charges, including not registering as a sex offender.

Two people were hospitalized after a shooting in Guadalupe, AZ, with one facing life-threatening injuries. The incident is under investigation by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy advised holiday flyers to dress better as a way to potentially improve behavior and the travel atmosphere amid record Thanksgiving travel.

A Hells Angels member was sentenced to life for a 2021 murder in Phoenix, with his accomplices receiving lesser terms. The Maricopa County Attorney stressed the message against organized crime violence.

A Scottsdale resident found a bobcat and its kitten living in their home, prompting their removal and release by Arizona Game and Fish Department officials.