Matthew Edmiston, a fraudulent contractor, was convicted for theft and operating without a license in Tucson, Arizona, and sentenced to probation and jail time.

Phoenix details service changes for Veterans Day, with regular trash pickup, closed transfer stations, public libraries, and community centers, but open parks and regular public transit.

Buckeye is reviewing water and wastewater rates, involving residents in the process through a committee and public meetings to ensure quality and sustainability.

Litchfield Park hosts an outdoor movie night at Jackie Robinson Field, where attendees are invited to bring chairs and enjoy 'Wall E' with snacks available for purchase, but must adhere to rules including no alcohol, smoking, or pets.

The City of Peoria offers free prostate cancer screenings on November 20, 2025, with appointments necessary and potential costs for insured or uninsured individuals.

Scottsdale is hosting various events to honor veterans in early November, including street banner tributes, a polo match, a guided hike, a commemoration ceremony, and historical presentations.

AZ State Rep. Blackman urged action from Gov. Hobbs and Senators to protect constituents reliant on SNAP during the federal shutdown. He advised declaring an emergency and setting up a relief hotline.

MCSO investigates a rideshare driver accused of sexually assaulting a 21-year-old woman, seeking additional victims and public help to find suspect Lemolineaux Bain.

Phoenix police arrested Salvador Najera Jr. for fatally shooting Michelle Semenjuk at a seniors' community. He admitted to the crime and faces murder charges.

Governor Katie Hobbs requests $6 billion to prevent SNAP benefits cutoff in Arizona due to a government shutdown, impacting nearly one million residents, including veterans.

Scottsdale Video Network announces its diverse November programming, including local history, wildlife, educational content, and city meeting coverage, on Cox Cable channel 11 and online streaming.

A pedestrian named Miguel Alteres was killed in a hit-and-run by an SUV in Phoenix. The driver, Michelle Guzman-Garcia, was arrested and faces felony hit-and-run charges.

Yuma law enforcement arrested suspects in two violent incidents: an attempted murder and the shooting death of a teen, with ongoing investigations and calls for public assistance.