A pedestrian was fatally struck in a West Phoenix hit-and-run. Police found the vehicle but seek the driver with public help, urging witnesses to contact Silent Witness.

A dispute in Lake Havasu City escalated to an attempted shooting; the gun malfunctioned, and the suspect, Victor Rueda, was arrested but later posted bond.

Senator Ruben Gallego commended the U.S. Marine Corps on its 250th anniversary, reflecting on its legacy and his own service. He attended events at Arizona Marine Corps Leagues to honor the occasion.

Pima County's Veterans Job Fair, hosted by the Kino Veterans' Workforce Center on Nov. 13, 2025, invites military community members to meet with over 40 employers for diverse job opportunities.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes thanks the JLBC for funding the modernization of business-services systems through the FACTS 2.0 project, enhancing efficiency and security.

ADOT announced a new southbound lane on Loop 101 in Scottsdale, part of a $108M project aimed at traffic capacity and safety. The lane opened Nov. 10, with more upgrades due in spring.

Governor Katie Hobbs pledges an additional $1.8 million in ARPA funds to support Arizonans facing food insecurity due to a federal SNAP benefit shutdown.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocates an additional $1.8 million in ARPA funds to support SNAP recipients, launches a food pantry database, and criticizes the federal government's handling of SNAP benefits.

Peoria City Council approved a new West-MEC skilled education center in Vistancia, following positive voter response. The center aims to enhance local educational opportunities and job prospects, with construction on city-owned land set for 2025.

Maricopa County officials launched Ascent on Broadway in South Phoenix, offering 161 affordable housing units, with amenities aimed at low-income families.

Joseph Alfrey received an 8.5-year prison sentence for sexual exploitation of minors and drug possession after pleading guilty. Attorney General Mayes emphasizes Arizona's commitment to prosecuting such crimes.

A coalition led by Attorney General Mayes secured a court order to temporarily block Trump administration's attempt to revoke SNAP benefits, as per AZAG.gov.

The Arizona Auditor General seeks firms for performance audits of three regulatory boards, with proposal deadlines set and awards to be announced in early 2026.