The Northern Arizona University Lumberjack Marching Band participated in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, marking the first time an Arizona college band was featured in the event.

A semi-truck rollover on eastbound Interstate 10 near Tonopah closed lanes early Wednesday, causing injuries and delays before reopening; the cause is under investigation.

Governor Katie Hobbs nominates health veteran Debbie Johnston to lead the Arizona Department of Health Services, hoping to succeed where previous nominees have failed.

Suspect Abel Gblah faces new charges after allegedly posing as a doctor and assaulting a child in a Phoenix school, highlighting concerns about sex offender management.

Peoria police shot Anthony Sesmas, who allegedly had a gun, after pursuing a stolen vehicle. Sesmas was hospitalized with serious injuries, and the female driver was detained. No officers were injured, and an investigation is ongoing.

Eight Arizona university research projects received $90,000 grants each for national security technology advancements, including AI and signal encryption.

Scottsdale community honors late Coach Scot Bemis with a Thanksgiving flag football game, raising funds for cancer research and scholarships. Meanwhile, the Wuerffel Trophy announces finalists recognizing college football players' community service.

Arizona's No Labels Party plans to rename itself as the Arizona Independent Party, a move that has triggered legal concerns from the Arizona Clean Elections Commission over potential voter confusion.

ABC15 reports on the struggles of Phoenix residents and businesses due to rising living costs, including Senator Gallego's meeting with local business owners.

Leaked text messages from Senator Ruben Gallego show him criticizing the Democratic Party, causing controversy and discussions about party inclusivity and identity.

A suspect wanted by Mesa police was found deceased in his vehicle on U.S. 60 with a self-inflicted gunshot after a standoff. The incident caused extensive highway closures.

A Phoenix man, Todd B., is overcoming homelessness and addiction while fighting metastatic lung cancer with the help of Circle the City's Medical Respite Center. The center provides medical care and support for homeless individuals.

The Grand Canyon Railway celebrates 25 years of its Polar Express attraction in Arizona, offering a holiday-themed train ride with entertainment for families. The event underscores Arizona's festive spirit with similar attractions across the state.