Phoenix is forecasted to have sunny days and mild nights leading into Thanksgiving with temperatures in the mid 70s during the day and mid 50s at night.

Spanish developer Adlanto is partnering with Plaza Cos. to build a $50 million upscale condo project, The Goldwater Residences, in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Three missing Arizona children, Marquis Nelson and Onyx Hernandez from West Phoenix, and Leon Curley from Litchfield Park, were found safe, alleviating community concern. Details of their disappearances remain undisclosed.

ADOT has announced no freeway closures in Phoenix for Nov. 22-25, but lane restrictions will be present on State Route 51 and Loop 101 for maintenance works.

Queen Creek announces office closures for Thanksgiving with altered trash service schedules and promotes its cooking oil recycling program and safety tips for the holiday.

ADOT has partnered with the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Northern Arizona University to form the Arizona Transportation Institute, aimed at improving the state's transportation through academic research.

Phoenix confirms November 5 election results, including mayoral and council seats, and ballot measures on local issues. Voters discussed outcomes using #voting and #PHX.

The article reports on Phoenix, AZ's weather forecast for Thanksgiving week, predicting mild temperatures, clear skies, and calm winds, ideal for holiday activities and travel.

Chandler won second place in the Digital Cities Awards for medium-sized cities, recognized for using technology to improve services and cybersecurity.

Boeing is cutting 184 jobs at its Mesa, Arizona facility, part of a wider 10% workforce reduction. This follows financial challenges and production issues, not related to a recent labor strike.

Attorney General Mayes and others propose actions to end Google's search engine market monopoly, including changing contracts, and possibly divesting assets like Chrome.

Mayor Giles and the "It’s Always Cool in Mesa" podcast will host a holiday show at Mesa Arts Center on Nov. 29, featuring "The Man Who Killed Santa Claus" and singer Emma Nissen.

The Buckeye Police reported a fatal accident involving a pedestrian, Michael Ferrell, on November 20. The driver is cooperating; impairment was not indicated. Witnesses are sought.