ADOT announces no state highway closures in Arizona over Labor Day weekend to facilitate travel, but advises drivers to prepare for potential delays and to carry emergency kits for safety.

Casa Grande Public Library announces weekly events and a closure on September 1, offering activities like Anime & Art Tuesdays, Game Time, and Crochet & Knitting Club, along with classes and volunteer opportunities.

An ASU report reveals Arizona's housing affordability crisis, where rising costs exceed median incomes, and many are burdened by high rent and home prices.

Phoenix and Houston offer a variety of weekend events including stage shows, sports, and themed parties, with highlights such as "Tootsie: The Musical," Hispanic Heritage at Chase Field, and 'Flashlight Nights' at Desert Botanical Garden.

The last surviving member of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, Major Fannie Griffin-McClendon, has been honored in Phoenix with a plaque.

The U.S. Forest Service's BAER team, led by Eric Schroder, is assessing damage from the Dragon Bravo Fire in Kaibab National Forest to prevent further risks.

The City of Chandler and ARISE Alliance Institute bring back free mental health workshops led by Estefana Johnson, aiming to teach residents stress management and boundary setting.

Pinal Airpark is set to receive a control tower, with backing from Rep. Ciscomani, to support its growth and enhance safety, reflecting increased usage and future aspirations of the aviation hub.

Surprise City calls for volunteers to pack meals for food bank on October 25 at a Day of Service event, with limited spaces requiring pre-registration.

Izzy Siniscalchi is recovering after a severe brain injury from a 70-foot snowboarding fall, making progress at Barrow Neurological Institute without physical injuries aside from brain swelling. She now advocates for helmet use on the slopes.

Parents scrutinize school safety after a fatal stabbing at Maryvale High School involving a 16-year-old charged with murder.

Maricopa invites local youth to join its Youth Council, a platform for engaging in local governance and community service, offering personal development and leadership opportunities.

Attorney General Kris Mayes and officials from 17 other jurisdictions urge the FDA to relax restrictions on mifepristone, a safe medication used for abortions.