Pinal County announces a full-scale emergency preparedness drill involving a simulated chemical spill due to a train derailment scheduled for September 25, 2024.

The U.S. House Subcommittee on Federal Lands is reviewing a bill to upgrade Chiricahua National Monument to a national park, a change that could boost the local economy without extra federal funding.

The article highlights National Voter Registration Day, urging Phoenix residents to register to vote before the October 7 deadline and check their registration details for the upcoming election.

Mesa Express Library's hold lockers are temporarily out of service; reserved materials have been moved to a cart in the library, and staff are assisting patrons with pickups.

The City of Phoenix has been recognized by Forbes as one of America's Best-In-State Employers for 2024, based on extensive surveys of workers and public opinion.

Phoenix PD seeks public help to locate Edwin Lopez, a person of interest in the fatal stabbing of Cisco Dennis, who died after an altercation between the two.

The U.S. District Court of Arizona denied Mr. Meadows' motion to move his case from state to federal court, keeping the prosecution in Arizona's jurisdiction.

Phoenix Police Department plans a memorial for fallen Officer Zane Coolidge with a closed service, live-streamed online, and invites the public to join the roadside during the procession.

Ballet Arizona returns to Goodyear's Estrella North Lake Amphitheater for the free Ballet Under the Stars event on September 21, offering pre-show activities and on-site dining options from 5-9 p.m.

The Sam Garcia Library in Avondale celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural events, crafts, music, and traditional activities starting September 24, culminating in "Tu Herencia" on September 28.

Rep. Gallego urges the BIA to address power outages in Arizona affecting residents with high electricity bills and unsafe conditions, especially on tribal lands. He requests measures to improve SCIP reliability and affordability.

Lynda Carter endorses her sister's Democratic opponents in the Arizona House race, supporting Kelli Butler and Karen Gresham over Pamela Carter due to differing political views.

Chino Valley announces a variety of community events and programs for fall, including yoga, ping pong, dance fitness classes, and Halloween plans, with details available on their website.