The National Weather Service predicts several days of clear skies and mild temperatures for Phoenix, with highs in the low 80s and lows dropping to the low 50s. Calm winds will continue throughout the week.

Prescott voters approved Proposition 478, leading to a sales tax increase to fund public safety improvements, with new fire and police facilities planned.

Two individuals were indicted in Arizona for allegedly using fake student applications to defraud the state's school voucher program of over $100,000 for personal expenses.

Phoenix community groups provide hot meals and resources to the unhoused, fostering unity and hope through events like a Chili Cookoff and Thanksgiving meal service.

San Luis, Arizona reacts to Trump's second-term immigration plans, revealing mixed feelings among residents and concern from rights groups anticipating harsher policies.

Phoenix locals reminisce as Metrocenter Mall demolition begins, with one woman obtaining a tile for nostalgia, reflecting personal and community ties to the former shopping hotspot set for a $850 million redevelopment.

Maynard James Keenan releases a jiu-jitsu film tutorial, "The Great In Between: An Introduction to Jiu Jitsu."

Valley shoppers are cashing in on local deals following Cyber Monday, with various discounts on food, drinks, and activities such as free yoga sessions and festive events throughout December.

Élephante, a coastal Italian restaurant, opens in Scottsdale, offering Mediterranean cuisine with a modern design and innovative cocktails, led by Chef Thomas Lim.

Arizona voters have passed an amendment protecting abortion rights, leading to potential legal challenges amidst existing restrictions. Attorney General Kris Mayes supports legal abortion, while medical providers await further clarity.

Arizona's behavioral health hospitals face financial strain with rising uncompensated care costs, contrasting with the profitability of general hospitals.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has retired, leading to a temporary dual leadership and an increase in stock value. The company faces challenges, including job cuts and financial losses.

NineteenTwenty, a Phoenix-based convertible clothing company, secured a $250,000 investment for a 25% stake from Shark Robert Herjavec on "Shark Tank."