Phoenix's weather will be sunny and calm, with highs in the 70s to low 80s, but a 30% chance of showers is forecast for Saturday night, increasing to 60% on Sunday.

Scottsdale's annual Scottsdale Salutes program honors local veterans through banners displayed along Drinkwater Boulevard and celebrates their contributions to the community and nation.

Scottsdale Video Network announces its November schedule featuring local history, nature, and veteran celebrations, including city meetings, historical programs, and conservation-themed shows.

The Kortsen Road Sewer Relief Project in Casa Grande is underway, causing traffic changes with phase one impacting Kortsen Road and phase two closing Peart Road from November 6.

Officer David Ellison of Buckeye, AZ, was arrested on domestic violence charges and placed on leave, with the Buckeye Police Department committing to transparency and an internal probe.

Riviera Drive will be closed from Mesquite Avenue to Pima Drive for waterline work from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday.

The City of Surprise offers free Medicare workshops led by SHIP Counselor Roberta Ezratty, aiming to educate residents on enrollment and coverage. No registration required, multiple dates and locations available.

An 88-year-old man, MC "Bill" Sueing, is missing in Phoenix, AZ, since October 29, 2024. He has a medical condition causing confusion. Authorities urge public assistance.

Phoenix received a $12.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to fund Project EASE, aiming to reduce traffic through microtransit and enhanced bus services.

Arizona Republicans led by Sine Kerr, T.J. Shope, and Tim Dunn introduced over 50 bills addressing the water crisis, focusing on local groundwater management, but faced opposition and vetoes.

Chandler's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Awards nominations begin Nov. 1, recognizing those committed to social justice and honoring youth, advocates, and leaders in community empowerment.

New westbound lanes on I-10 between Ruthrauff and Orange Grove opened in Tucson, advancing the $171 million interstate upgrade project slated to finish in late 2025.

Lake Havasu City officials invite the public to a casual event to discuss city matters over coffee with Mayor Cal Sheehy and City Manager Jess Knudson on November 1.