Peoria, AZ invites artists to submit qualifications for "Light at Play," an interactive light art event for spring 2026. Selected works may receive $3k-$20k in funding.

Fountain Hills introduces a free downtown concert series at Centennial Pavilion, with diverse music acts scheduled on the third Thursday of each month from November to April.

Attorney General Kris Mayes announced Gabriel Spencer Carr's 16-year sentence for Sexual Exploitation of a Minor and lifetime supervised probation in Arizona.

Buckeye received the "Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting" for its ACFR for the seventh year, highlighting its commitment to transparency and fiscal accountability.

The "Holiday of Lights Parade" is set to return to San Luis on December 11, with a start time of 6:30 p.m., featuring festive floats and performances.

San Luis warns residents of a phishing scam using the city's logo in emails to fraudulently solicit payments; advises to ignore them and report to police.

Senator Gallego and 45 senators urge the USDA to release SNAP funds amid concerns that the government shutdown may disrupt benefits for nearly a million Arizonans.

Maricopa County inaugurates The Cascalote, a 148-unit affordable housing complex for seniors in Glendale, backed by a $9.5 million investment from ARPA funds.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized U.S. military strikes in the Caribbean and blocked congressional actions on the Epstein case on MSNBC's "All in with Chris Hayes."

Senator Gallego spoke to ABIC leaders about pragmatic immigration reform, outlining a five-pillar plan aimed at balancing security and economic prosperity, while advocating for a moderate, commonsense approach over extreme strategies.

Senator Ruben Gallego discussed a range of topics on The Gaggle Podcast, including the government shutdown, healthcare costs, and issues facing the Latino community.

$3 million allocated for US 60 flood repairs, with expected traffic delays near Miami, AZ. Travelers advised of additional US 60 bridge project closures.

The widow of slain officer Nick Erfle sued Phoenix to stop the auction of her husband’s murder weapon and seeks its destruction, opposing a state law that prevents firearm destruction.