Newmark is marketing a portfolio of J.C. Penney stores which could reshape the retail landscape. Three key Arizona locations are for sale, potentially impacting local malls. The sale of the wider portfolio may exceed $1 billion.

Yelp released its top 100 Chinese restaurants in the U.S. list, with three Arizona establishments making the cut: Asian Spice in Tucson, Sauced Potstickers in Prescott Valley, and Wong's Chinese Cuisine in Phoenix.

Outlets North Phoenix is expanding with six new stores, diversifying its offerings beyond fashion to include services and entertainment for the growing local community.

Community leaders in the Valley and a Houston bus driver bring joy to children and passengers during the holiday season through gifts and decorations.

Comfort Dental provided free dental care to those in need during its 40th annual Care Day event, impacting over 3,500 individuals with services valued at $1.4 million.

State Route 89 in Prescott has reopened before Christmas after repairs from an effluent line break, but lacks road stripes, prompting driving caution.

Community volunteers organize holiday events for women at ASPC-Perryville, with performances and messages of hope and resilience, emphasizing the role of volunteerism in rehabilitation.

Governor Katie Hobbs supports Arizona families with the "Arizona Is Home" initiative, providing mortgage assistance to ease the financial challenges of first-time homebuyers.

The Desert Mountain High School band is selected to perform in London's New Year's Day Parade 2025, marking their first international appearance since the pandemic.

The stories of Arizona State University football enthusiasts Matt Miller and Bennett Black, and ASU senior wide receiver Xavier Guillory, showcase resilience and the power of friendship and family in overcoming life's adversities.

A child was seriously injured in a Tempe hit-and-run incident on Christmas Eve near Baseline Road and 48th Street. Police are seeking information on the fleeing driver.

The Pier, a high-rise in Tempe, faces new fines for safety violations during construction, amidst broader challenges and progress in the $1.8 billion development.

Rick Welts, former NBA executive, will join the Dallas Mavericks as CEO on January 1, 2025, bringing his extensive sports leadership experience to the role.