Mayor Linda Friedel of Fountain Hills invites residents for "Coffee with the Mayor" on November 20th at Mountain View Kitchen for open discussion and questions.

Scottsdale is experiencing wet weather with heavy rain and potential thunderstorms, including a risk of flooding in surrounding areas. Residents are advised to prepare and stay informed.

The SBA offers disaster loans to Tempe storm victims, with an outreach center at the Tempe Public Library providing assistance for applications and information on loan options for businesses, homeowners, and renters.

Search continues for a 70-year-old man swept away by floodwaters in Yavapai County, with his vehicle later found damaged. Rescuers and the community are involved in the efforts.

A middle school teacher in Scottsdale was arrested for the sexual exploitation of minors and admitted to viewing content that reflected the ages of his students.

Rescue teams in Maricopa County conducted heroic efforts to save individuals from a sudden flood in Wickenburg, involving both ground and aerial rescues.

A roof collapse at Desert Sky Mall in Phoenix led to an evacuation after a water line was severed. No injuries were reported and engineers are assessing the damage.

TSMC Arizona donates $15,000 to Desert Sky Middle School's Career Action Lab for renovations, enabling students to explore various career paths through hands-on modules.

Northern Arizona University's Lumberjack Marching Band will make their first appearance in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, marking a historic event for Arizona college bands.

The Fountain Hills Town Council suspended public comment at meetings temporarily due to allegations of religious proselytizing which may violate constitutional laws.

Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro has appointed Kelsey Jahntz as Deputy Chief of Staff, Robyn Poole as General Counsel, and Daniel Tilleman as Deputy General Counsel to enhance the GOP staff.

Senators Mark Kelly and John Curtis have introduced the Algorithm Accountability Act to amend Section 230 and address the harm caused by social media algorithms.

Senator Ruben Gallego criticized the BLM for staff shortages affecting land management in Arizona, stressing the impact on cultural sites and energy projects.