Phoenix expects clear skies and warm temperatures, with a high near 89 degrees and light winds today. Temperatures will stay mild through the week, with minimal changes and a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

Cochise County voters approved a new tax to fund the construction of a modern detention facility, with officials expressing gratitude for community support.

Controlled fires on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation aim to reduce wildfire risks and improve forest health. Smoke and light ash may affect nearby communities, with advisories for sensitive individuals.

Legislators introduce a bill to modify Social Security COLAs to better reflect the economic challenges faced by senior citizens, proposing a shift to CPI-E for a more accurate measure of retirees' expenses.

Senator Gallego supports a bill to improve transition services for veterans to prevent suicides, following high suicide rates among Arizona veterans. The bill aims to enhance mental health support in TAP and Solid Start programs.

Tempe, Arizona, reports a 21% drop in violent crime in the first half of 2025, outpacing the Valley's 8% decrease. Police attribute the decline to improved strategies and community engagement.

Tempe Fire Paramedic John Garza, who served the community for over 20 years, passed away from cancer. He is remembered for his dedication and kindness.

The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests will undergo controlled burns to manage wildfire risks. The operation, weather permitting, is planned from November 12-14 near Alpine, AZ.

Coconino National Forest officials plan prescribed burns to mitigate wildfire risks. Operations will target areas near Flagstaff and Sedona, starting Tuesday, if weather permits.

Maricopa County faced another election issue as 2,288 ballots were left unattended due to a staff oversight, prompting urgent response efforts from the Recorder's Office to ensure every vote counts.

Local young artists' designs are featured along Mesa's canal paths, celebrating reading, community, and exercise, with artwork installation by the city's Transportation Department.

A teen was arrested for a non-fatal shooting at a Scottsdale Halloween party following an investigation involving witness statements and video evidence.

The Arizona Department of Education survey reveals over 1,000 have left teaching since July, leading to 4,000+ vacancies and affecting 1,400 classrooms. Tom Horne urges for higher pay and support to address the crisis.