"The Art of Letting Go" is an exhibition at the Chandler Center for the Arts featuring monosilk prints by Phoenix-area artists, curated by Edgar "8ahau" Fernandez, and is free to the public until January 10, 2025.

A US District Court has temporarily blocked the Kroger-Albertsons merger, as announced by Arizona AG Kris Mayes, marking a key win for consumer rights and competitive markets.

El Mirage is creating a Master Plan to improve its parks and recreation areas, asking residents to provide input through a five-question survey. This is the first step in gathering feedback for the enhancement of local green spaces.

Maricopa's annual Merry Copa event introduced a drone light show, receiving positive feedback and reinforcing the community's holiday spirit and anticipation for future events.

Signal repairs at Waddell Road and Sarival Avenue will cause overnight disruptions and detours starting 8 p.m. December 11, with expected completion by 7 a.m. the following morning.

Maricopa County announced the groundbreaking of Cross Winds @ Three Star Pointe, a $28.5 million affordable housing project in Surprise, aimed at supporting low-income families and the homeless.

Arizona Governor's office allocates $729,000 to aid youth-facing organizations in tackling juvenile delinquency and recidivism.

The Water Resources Development Act of 2024, backed by Rep. Ruben Gallego, will grant Arizona $80 million for water infrastructure upgrades across various cities.

Sean Michael Daley is indicted for assaulting former hockey player Paul Bissonnette. He faces one felony count and one misdemeanor. Three others may face upgraded charges.

Yvette Porras-Ochoa was sentenced to 15 years for drug trafficking and money laundering after pleading guilty to distributing drugs and laundering money.

Tombstone's special holiday hours for city offices are announced; operations will alter around Christmas and New Year's, with key dates being December 20, 24, and 31 for half-day schedules. Full closure is from December 25-29.

Samuel Rappylee Bateman is sentenced to 50 years for leading a child sexual abuse ring, with charges including conspiracy to transport minors for illegal sex acts and kidnapping.

Gov. Katie Hobbs is deciding on a successor for Arizona Supreme Court Justice Robert Brutinel from five nominees put forward by the Commission on Appellate Court Appointments.