The Fountain Hills Fall Festival will cause road closures starting Thursday, affecting Avenue of the Fountains and Saguaro Blvd, detailed on the town's website.

Timothy Moses Bernal will serve a 48.75-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to two counts of first-degree murder, trying to secure gang membership through violence.

Tombstone, Arizona anticipates a possible City Council quorum at a regional luncheon on November 13, 2024, noting potential informal policy discussions.

The Citizen has launched a spring program offering a variety of activities, fitness classes, and events for all ages, emphasizing outdoor adventures and family fun. Registration is now open.

Litchfield Park is set to build a new library with $5 million in funds from Maricopa County, aiming for a summer 2025 construction start and a January 2027 opening.

Arizona's Governor's Office allocates $5.3 million to 13 organizations for enhancing AmeriCorps programs, focusing on community services like education, job assistance, and wildfire mitigation.

Prescott Valley introduces a Water Academy to educate residents about local water issues through evening classes from January 29 to February 19, 2025.

Maricopa County voters have supported Proposition 479, extending a transportation funding measure that will contribute nearly $15 billion over 20 years for infrastructure projects.

Edward Charles Gouer Jr. has been arrested for stealing a truck, trailer, and equipment from The Table Church; the trailer was recovered, but the truck remains missing.

San Luis reported a 16% voter turnout in their General Election, with preliminary results favoring a gas franchise agreement (Prop. 430) and an alternative spending proposition (Prop. 431). Esteban Rosales leads City Council votes.

Two men were hospitalized after a shooting in Central Phoenix, with police searching for the suspect involved in the incident at 26th and Oak streets.

BNSF's proposed $3.2 billion Logistics Park near Surprise, AZ, faces a key vote amid local concerns of traffic and pollution. The project aims to bring jobs and tax revenue, and address zoning issues.

Two Phoenix neighbors transcend their political sign rivalry, finding unity beyond elections. Humorous yard signs across America offer a lighter take amidst divisive times, highlighting an undercurrent of camaraderie and shared humor.