Phoenix is implementing the "Shade Phoenix Plan" in partnership with Smart Surfaces Coalition to plant trees and build shade structures for sustainability and savings, while an impending rainstorm may test these heat mitigation efforts.

A neighbor's intervention in a Chandler car break-in led to a shootout with teenage suspects, who were later arrested by a large police force. The neighborhood was left stunned by the atypical violence.

"Inside Goodyear" podcast highlights the evolving culinary scene in Goodyear, according to influencer Melissa Anaya from EatDrinkAZ, showcasing the city's dining and entertainment growth.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office organizes a food drive to aid those in need during the holidays, with several drop-off locations and options for direct donation to local food banks.

Flagstaff launches the Wildfire Resilient Homes Initiative, offering residents free home assessments for wildfire mitigation and up to $600 in grants for removing flammable materials.

Coconino County has released final unofficial election results with an official approval to follow on November 18. Voter turnout was 27.46%, with 90% voting early. All votes were counted by November 7.

Glendale Glitters returns with festive lights and activities in Downtown Glendale starting November 28, featuring a lighting ceremony and Santa's Village.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs and White Mountain Apache Tribe are using drones for aerial ignition in prescribed burns to enhance forest management and safety on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation.

Sen. Gallego urges HHS to release $4 billion in LIHEAP funds to help low-income households with winter heating costs, as heating expenses are expected to rise.

The Phoenix Police are searching for missing 17-year-old Tristan Whitworth and urge the public to help. He has a medical condition, last seen in Maricopa County.

Surprise invites families to its Cookies and Crafts with Santa event on December 14, offering crafts and activities with Santa across six time slots. Registration is required, with a fee for residents and non-residents.

Prescribed fires are set to begin in Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests to manage overgrowth and mitigate wildfire risks, with pile burns in the Lakeside Ranger District that might affect local air quality.

Casa Grande to impose new fees on delinquent wastewater customers, with charges for disconnection and after-hours reconnection, aiming for revenue neutrality.