The Arizona Department of Economic Security seeks public feedback on proposed child care rule changes to align with federal standards and improve services.

Tempe officials offer recycling guidelines for the holiday season, including cleaning recyclables, special disposal for plastic bags, and handling fats and oils, with adjustments to trash collection schedules during Christmas and New Year.

The Arizona Corporation Commission warns investors of a new crypto fraud, urging caution and advising victims to report scams and conduct background checks on recovery service offers.

Senators from Western states, led by Senator Gallego, request additional funds for federal land wildfire recovery, emphasizing the economic and environmental importance of such aid.

ADOT announces no freeway closures in Phoenix for Nov 21-24, advises cautious driving due to potential wet conditions, and notes Prop 400 funds ongoing transit projects.

Phoenix announced holiday schedule changes including no trash collection on Thanksgiving, public transit on Sunday schedule, closures of transfer stations, libraries, and recreation centers, while parks remain open.

The Arizona AG warned against home construction scams following a case in Tucson where residents lost $75,000, advising to hire licensed contractors and avoid upfront payments.

The District of Arizona's U.S. Attorney’s Office charged 174 individuals with immigration-related crimes in a week, including illegal re-entry, smuggling, and assaulting an officer.

Former CEO Kevin McKenzie sentenced to 14 years for embezzling $33 million from Apache Behavioral Health Services.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors has filed a legal document opposing federal monitor scrutiny over its financial management in the Sheridan v. Melendres case, claiming 100% compliance with policy changes.

Weather delays have pushed back the 163rd Avenue roadwork completion date. Commuters face ongoing closures and detours, with specific lane restrictions detailed by the City of Surprise.

Flagstaff is forming a Technology Privacy Task Force to shape data protection policies and is seeking diverse community members to join. Applications are open until December 5, 2025.

The Arizona Corporation Commission deliberated on various cases, penalizing two individuals for fraudulent activities and approving utility projects while advocating state influence in federal energy matters.