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From azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic, Telemundo Phoenix/Tucson and 21 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic53 minutes ago

    Vote or The Republic's top flag football players, Oct 26-31, 2026

    Here is The Arizona Republic's list of top high school flag football performers from Oct. 26-31, 2026. Vote in our poll for No. 1.

  2. Telemundo Phoenix/Tucson1 hour ago

    Mueren dos mujeres atropelladas en Mesa

    Las víctimas cruzaban la calle en medio de la tormenta el sábado por la noche.

  3. Signals AZ2 hours ago

    Mesa Awards Grants for Youth Sustainability Projects

    Mesa has awarded $40,000 to 11 youth-led sustainability projects through the Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund, promoting conservation and community resilience.

  4. Arizona Sports2 hours ago

    Cardinals' Jeremiyah Love suffered 'new' ankle injury

    Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur said Jeremiyah Love suffered a third ankle injury and also shared an update on Bam Knight.

  5. AZ Family2 hours ago

    Gardner Minshew selected as Cardinals’ starting QB

    Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur said Minshew will move into the starter’s role on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.

  6. KOLD2 hours ago

    Gardner Minshew selected as Cardinals’ starting QB

    Arizona Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur said Minshew will move into the starter’s role on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.

  7. AZ Family2 hours ago

    Man rescued from tree after becoming stuck over Salt River in Tempe

    A man was rescued by helicopter after spending several hours stuck in a tree surrounded by fast-moving water.

    Also reported byABC15 Arizona

  8. Phoenix New Times3 hours ago

    Nonpartisan, sentient, life-size ballot wants you to vote safely, without interference

    The character Envelope, created by Abby Galvin six years ago, promotes voting especially among young people in Maricopa County.

  9. azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic3 hours ago

    Heavy storms force SRP to release water in Salt River through Phoenix

    The water released will supply cities, farmers and other users, as well as recharge aquifers in The Valley.

  10. Arizona Sports4 hours ago

    Cardinals’ Hjalte Froholdt breaks down viral block that sent a Cowboy to the ground twice

  11. phoenixmag.com4 hours ago

    Here Are the Valley Restaurants That Opened and Closed in October

    Close to 20 new restaurants swept into Greater Phoenix during the month of October – while patrons bid adieu to several beloved eateries, including one was in business for more than 80 years.

  12. 12News4 hours ago

    Maricopa County officials discuss Election Day operations

  13. Arizona Sports4 hours ago

    ‘We’ve done this before’: Kenny Dillingham addresses Florida State rumors

  14. The State Press4 hours ago

    Local Love: Why Supporting Arizona Businesses Matters

    Discover the local businesses that give the Valley its unique charm, from neighborhood restaurants and coffee shops to boutiques and farmers markets. Explore how shopping and dining locally supports small businesses, strengthens the local economy and builds community connections.

  15. Burn City Sports4 hours ago

    Arizona Cardinals fans react to Gardner Minshew magic, Jacoby Brissett’s benching

    GLENDALE – The comeback against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday afternoon was about much more than another victory for Arizona Cardinals fans. It was about finally seeing something different at quarterback. The Cardinals’ comeback victory brought plenty of excitement, but the biggest storyline wasn’t just the scoreboard. It was the emergence of Gardner Minshew and

  16. KYMA5 hours ago

    Arizona Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General races: What to know before Tuesday

    The Arizona Governor, Secretary of State and Attorney General races are are entering the final stretch ahead of Tuesday's election.

  17. AZ Family5 hours ago

    Firefighters rescue man from tree over fast-moving water in Tempe

    First responders rescued a man Monday morning after he became trapped in a tree surrounded by fast-moving water in the Salt River.

  18. AZ Family6 hours ago

    This Gilbert bakery is home to Arizona’s best cinnamon roll, Yelp says

    Rise Up Bakery in Gilbert received national recognition from Yelp for its cinnamon rolls, ranked the best in the state.

  19. azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic6 hours ago

    Vote. Top Arizona high school football players for Oct. 29-30, 2026

    Here are The Arizona Republic's picks for the top 20 high school football performers of Oct. 29-30, 2026. Vote for No. 1.

  20. azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic6 hours ago

    Arizona State vs Colorado picks, predictions, odds for Big 12 football

    College football Week 10 odds, picks, predictions, TV channel, streaming for Colorado Buffaloes vs Arizona State Sun Devils on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026.

  21. KJZZ7 hours ago

    SRP board members weighing benefits of data center moratorium

    As SRP races to meet unprecedented energy demands from data centers, elected board members are asking whether the utility — and its customers — are obligated to assume the added costs and risks of serving them.

  22. AZ Family7 hours ago

    2 young women die after being struck by several vehicles in Mesa; 3rd driver sought

    Two young women died early Sunday after being hit by multiple vehicles while crossing a dark, rainy street in Mesa, and police are still looking for a third driver involved.

  23. AZ Family7 hours ago

    Man rescued from tree after becoming stuck over fast-moving Salt River in Tempe

    Firefighters are working to rescue a man who is stuck in a tree near the bottom of the Salt River in the East Valley Monday morning.

  24. azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic8 hours ago

    Tempe Town Lake closes after Halloween storms soak metro Phoenix

    Tempe closed its lake after severe storms hit the Valley over Halloween weekend, leading to excess water in SRP's system.

    Also reported byYour ValleyAZ Family

  25. azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic8 hours ago

    Big 12 football picks, predictions, score projections for Week 10

    Big 12 football Week 10 score predictions, picks for BYU at Utah, TCU at Arizona, UCF at Kansas, Iowa State at Baylor, Cincinnati at Houston, more.

  26. Your Valley8 hours ago

    Queen Creek police report five missing teen boys

    Five teen boys were reported missing in Queen Creek on Friday and Saturday. Among the missing boys is one who had been located earlier this month. Curtis Havneros, 15, is White with brown …

  27. KJZZ8 hours ago

    SRP to release 400,000 gallons of water from Bartlett and Stewart Mountain Dams after weekend rain

    SRP's releases from the dams are expected to be more than 400,000 gallons a second, releasing drastic increases to the Verde and Salt River watersheds.

  28. ABC15 Arizona9 hours ago

    University of Arizona unveils first jersey patch sponsorship in school history

    The University of Arizona and Carvana on Friday unveiled a corporate jersey patch sponsorship deal that will see the Tempe online auto retailer's logo placed on the uniforms of the Wildcats men's and women's basketball teams.

  29. FOX 10 Phoenix10 hours ago

    Arizona weather forecast: Flood warnings active across the state following weekend storms

    Rain has ended across Arizona, but major flood warnings persist along several rivers and washes as water moves downstream toward Phoenix.

  30. Fabulous Arizona10 hours ago

    The Thai Tradition Behind Jao Sua in Mesa

    Discover Jao Sua Thai & Sushi Bar in Mesa, where family recipes, Thai-Chinese cuisine, and a tradition of sharing bring diners together.

  31. KJZZ10 hours ago

    Queen Creek water plan is a model for other Valley cities, town's utilities director says

    “Cheap water is over.” That’s the quote from Queen Creek utilities director Marc Skocypec at a recent town meeting.

  32. ABC15 Arizona11 hours ago

    Arizona Animal Welfare League celebrates annual Walk to Save Animals

    If you missed the 28th annual Arizona Animal Welfare League Walk to Save Animals this weekend at Tempe Beach Park, don't worry! There is still time to donate and take action.

    Also reported byFOX 10 Phoenix

  33. KTAR News 92.3 FM11 hours ago

    Angie's plans to more than double footprint

    Angie’s has kept prices low – salads for $4.99, bowls starting at $7.39 and drinks are 99 cents – which is one of the reasons the owners said the restaurant stands out.

  34. KJZZ12 hours ago

    The Show for Nov. 2, 2026: Early voting insights, New World screwworm and more

    Election Day is tomorrow, but more than a million Arizonans have already voted. What the early voting numbers can and cannot tell us. Plus, the implications of New World screwworm being detected in Arizona.

  35. FOX 10 Phoenix13 hours ago

    Seen on TV: November 2

    Miss it on-air?

  36. Queen Creek Tribune18 hours ago

    Queen Creek likely to increase garbage collection rate

    Queen Creek will be observing National Recycling Day with a drive-through drop-off while town leaders consider the first garbage collection rate increase in 13 years.

  37. Scottsdale Progress18 hours ago

    Prop 319 challenges Scottsdale's ‘flash-and-cite’

    You think you can make the intersection before the yellow light turns red – so you stomp on the gas.

  38. gilbertsunnews.com18 hours ago

    Gilbert in-person voters should prepare for a slew of choices

    Gilbert voters who decided to vote in person Tuesday can expect to be making a slew of decisions on everything from state offices and propositions to governing board seats and,

  39. chandlernews.com18 hours ago

    Tuesday voters face an array of decisions in Chandler

    With no races for either City Council or the Chandler Unified School District Governing Board seat, some voters may overlook the Nov. 3 general election.

  40. The Mesa Tribune18 hours ago

    MCC in Mesa hosts Empty Bowls events help feed the hungry

    A handmade ceramic bowl and a serving of soup will cost $10 at Mesa Community College this month, but organizers say the money will help provide meals for considerably more