Arizona Senate candidates Gallego and Lake made final appeals to voters pre-Election Day, focusing on issues like reproductive rights and border security respectively.

Phoenix voters can vote in-person until 7 PM today or drop off early ballots without queuing. Results will be posted after 8 PM. For locations, visit Locations.Maricopa.Vote or call 602-506-1511. Identification is required for in-person voting.

Scottsdale, Arizona, celebrates Veterans and Military Families Month with several events, including a Veterans Day ceremony, a community hike, and a banner display honoring local veterans throughout November.

The weather forecast for Phoenix, AZ predicts a week of sunny skies with mild temperatures ranging from highs in the low 70s to the upper 70s, and light winds shifting direction.

Taco Bell's "Decades Menu" revives iconic items from the '60s to the 2000s, with a launch event in Scottsdale featuring vintage designs and nostalgic experiences, including a quiz and merchandise.

Maricopa County has restored nearly 2,000 voter registrations after errors involving felony status and citizenship proof requirements were corrected following investigative reports.

Phoenix police are searching for a suspect after a man was fatally stabbed near 16th Street and Indian School Road, and are asking for public assistance.

JLB Partners proposed a 50-acre mixed-use development in North Phoenix, including 1,300 residential units, 300 hotel rooms, and retail and office space.

One person died and another was critically injured in a multi-car crash on Loop 202 in Tempe, involving a chain-reaction collision early Sunday morning.

Voters in the U.S. express mixed feelings of hope and anxiety ahead of the presidential election, with some focusing on civic action to manage stress.

Businesses offer Election Day deals, including food discounts and ride-share fare reductions, to encourage voter participation and reward customers after the 2024 elections.

Acanthus Development plans to create senior living communities on Catholic church campuses in Phoenix, with a $235-$250 million investment and an inclusive, below-market-rate pricing strategy.

Steve Slaton, who lost the Arizona primary and is accused of stolen valor, has launched a dubious write-in campaign, despite a "sore loser" law preventing such moves.