Denise Prudhomme's death at her Wells Fargo job in Tempe was due to natural causes, the medical examiner determined, with "sudden cardiac death" being the specific cause noted.

A bird flu case was confirmed at a Pinal County, Arizona poultry farm, with officials enforcing quarantine and emphasizing low public risk while raising biosecurity measures.

Phoenix expects a period of sunny skies and stable weather, with mid-60s daytime temperatures and mild winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Election officials in Cochise County are carefully counting votes post-Election Day, urging public patience as results are tallied. A total of 40,336 ballots have been counted, with further updates expected each evening.

Road closures for construction on Loop 202 (Santan Freeway) in Gilbert are announced, impacting traffic near Loop 101 to Val Vista Drive, with ADOT suggesting detour routes and safety reminders.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport announces the "12 Days of Gratitude" initiative, starting November 19, with activities like prize wheels and photo ops to thank travelers.

ADOT was recognized by the ESGR for its support of employees serving in the National Guard and Reserves, with two supervisors receiving the Patriot Award.

Attorney General Mayes and a bipartisan group are urging the FCC to strengthen the Robocall Mitigation Database to close loopholes exploited by scammers. They propose stricter data submissions, validation checks, and penalties for non-compliance.

ADOT is closing the southbound I-17 ramp to eastbound I-10 in Arizona for pavement marking. The closure lasts from November 15-18. Other ramps will be closed and detours provided.

City of Tombstone offices will close early at 12 PM on Nov. 27 and remain closed on Nov. 28-29 for Thanksgiving, affecting water payments and other services.

A Phoenix man received a 12-year prison sentence for his guilty plea to charges related to a deadly human smuggling operation on the Tohono O'odham Nation.

The PDEQ released their Public Participation Plan draft, seeking feedback to enhance public engagement and compliance with civil rights laws, with comments accepted until December 16, 2024.

Queen Creek officials apologized after a technical error caused a late notification about a free pancake event that had already occurred. They promise a festive QC Hometown Christmas event in December as redemption.