Week in Review

Need a break from bad news? Check out these stories about a viral Thanksgiving tradition still going strong today and an Arizona couple getting married at a grocery store to brighten your week.

What life looks like at Russian penal colonies, and at Brittney Griner's prospects of being freed in a U.S.-Russia prisoner exchange; when Qatar made its pitch to host the tournament, the country agreed to FIFA’s requirements of selling alcohol in stadiums; Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers believes it's time to go all grass throughout the league; the 2024 Olympics are in France, but the a majority of the mascots are made in China; and why soccer is called football in the rest of the world.

From a violent tragedy that shocked residents in one north Phoenix neighborhood, to results from this year's races for statewide offices, here is a list of major stories this week.

Need a break from bad news? Check out these stories about a chimpanzee reunited with her newborn baby, sonic booms in Florida and Lake Mead's mysteries to spice up your week.

With Kyler Murray sidelined with an injured hamstring, backup quarterback Colt McCoy led the Arizona Cardinals to a win over the defending Super Bowl champions, and the Phoenix Suns unveiled their 2022-23 City Edition uniform that honors Arizona's indigenous tribes – these are the top stories in the world of sports from Nov. 7-13.

Election results in Arizona were, of course, top of mind this week, but some interesting and crime-related stories were sprinkled in, including Arizona teachers being fired over OnlyFans content. We have the stories that caught your attention the most this week.

Need a break from bad news? Check out these stories about a bizarre arrest in Payson, a woman calling police over pink BBQ, and a dead state representative who was reelected to spice up your week.

The Arizona Cardinals were hurt by their own mistakes in another home loss as their season continues to slip away, and the Phoenix Suns could be without one of their key players for an extended period of time – these are the top stories in the world of sports from Oct. 31 to Nov. 6.

In Arizona, we got reports of a dismembered man being found after going missing for a while, as well as an earthquake that shook parts of Arizona and New Mexico. Nationally, some of missing Alexis Gabe's remains were found, but not all of them. Here are this week's top stories.

Need a break from bad news? Check out these stories about an imposter student who lived on Stanford's campus for nearly a year, NICU babies celebrating their first Halloween, and some good trick-or-treating deeds to spice up your week.

Ex-Arizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson got revenge against his former team and Tom Brady announced the end of his 13-year marriage – these are the top stories in the world of sports from Oct. 24-30.

This week's top stories include an undercover bunker being discovered in Arizona, a former child star who rose to fame on the Ellen Show is now pregnant, and a family being alerted of thousands of dollars in medical bills following the poisoning of IV bags by an anesthesiologist that nearly resulted in their son's death.

Need a break from bad news? Check out these stories about Spirit Halloween memes, a strange streak of light in the Arizona sky, and a dog reuniting with his owners to spice up your week.

The Arizona Cardinals pulled off a trade after one of their key players went down with an injury, and the Phoenix Suns exacted a bit of revenge from their embarrassing playoff loss last season – these are the top stories in the world of sports for Oct. 17-23.

From a high school hockey player taking her own life after reported bullying by teammates, a woman police say who didn't scan all her items at self-checkout was arrested, to a $1.7 million toilet in San Francisco. Here are this week's top stories from Oct. 16-22.