ASU's "AI Literacy in Design and the Arts" course, led by Professor Lance Gharavi, teaches students to critically understand and ethically engage with AI's evolving role in society and the arts.

George Keith Mosley was arrested by Scottsdale PD for child sex trafficking and related felonies after a credit card fraud investigation led to a missing juvenile.

ADOT announces no full freeway closures in Phoenix from Dec 13-16, but warns of lane restrictions near Sky Harbor Airport due to the Broadway Curve Improvement Project.

The Spring 2025 edition of Avondale's RAVE Review will soon be mailed to residents, detailing local programs and events from January to April. It's also available online.

Lake Havasu City hosts its 21st Annual Free Community Dinner on December 13 with two servings, supported by local clubs and businesses, featuring a feast and a visit from Santa.

The City of Maricopa extends the application deadline for its arts grants, offering up to $1,500 for individual arts projects and $3,000 for non-profits. Results will be announced in February 2025.

The Phoenix Police released a video briefing on a November 28, 2024, officer-involved shooting after a pursuit and confrontation with an armed individual, who died from the encounter.

3D Barrier Bags Inc. has opened a new 22,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Chandler, Arizona, focusing on high-barrier foil bags for various industries.

The I-40/US 93 interchange project in Kingman, Arizona, advances, focusing on better traffic flow and infrastructure improvements, including new lanes and bridges, with completion expected by 2027.

The Surprise Resource and Senior Centers will close Dec 24-26, with meal services and alternative dining options available for seniors during the break.

A massage therapist in Maricopa County has been sentenced to five years for sexually abusing women during sessions.

Lisa Coyle has become the first Community Health Worker in Ajo, joining through the Vaccine Equity Program to address healthcare and overall wellness needs in her community.

The Southern Arizona Heritage and Visitor Center's on-site gift shop offers Tucson-specific and locally sourced gifts for the holidays, including apparel, kitchen items, books, jewelry, and more, with certain products available to purchase online.