The weather forecast for Phoenix promises a week of sunny days with calm winds and mild temperatures, a trend set to continue with clarity during the nights.

Surprise, Arizona, has passed an ordinance to restrict urban camping and enforce public cleanliness, aiming to ensure law and order while connecting the homeless with services.

Southwest Gas agrees to improve safety by replacing nearly 1,000 miles of piping after a gas leak explosion in Chandler, Arizona, which injured four people.

Laura A. Madrid became the first Latina immigrant to own a radio station in Arizona, preserving the future of the Spanish-language broadcaster, La Onda.

A 15-year-old student, Jaylen Reeves, was fatally stabbed in Ahwatukee; no suspects detained. The community mourns and honors him with a vigil and memorial. His organs will be donated. The investigation is ongoing.

Phoenix restaurants provide a variety of Thanksgiving meals for takeout or dine-in, with options from traditional to unconventional, accommodating different dietary preferences and sizes of gatherings.

Seven Arizona BBQ spots, including Eric's Family Barbecue, featured on Yelp's top 100 list, showcasing the state's smoking prowess and culinary acclaim in the BBQ scene.

Creighton University in Omaha plans to expand its health sciences campus in Phoenix to address the looming shortage of healthcare professionals in the region.

The Arizona Community Foundation awarded $60 million to various nonprofits across the state in a strategic endeavor to address diverse needs such as health, education, and sustainability.

The iconic Metrocenter Mall in Phoenix, a cultural staple since 1973, is set for demolition to make way for a new $850 million community with homes and commercial spaces.

Procter & Gamble secured approval for a major plant in Coolidge, AZ, yet construction lacks a start date; the $500 million project faces delays impacting jobs and economic benefits.

Kari Lake settled a defamation suit with Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer. Details of the settlement are undisclosed, but the lawsuit arose from Lake's unfounded election fraud claims.

Democrat Ruben Gallego won Arizona's U.S. Senate seat, becoming the first Latino senator for the state and securing a Democratic hold in a traditionally Republican area.