Mesa invites residents to volunteer for the "Love Your City" National Day of Service on September 13, offering a range of community improvement activities across the city.

Apache Junction encourages entrepreneurs by offering a digital tool to simplify starting a business, promising support from the Economic Development team.

Two I-10 ramps at Kino Parkway in Tucson are closing for reconstruction to improve traffic flow and safety, marking the start of a $600 million project to revamp I-10 from Kino Parkway to Country Club Road.

Arizona state prisons are deploying 1,300 body cameras to enhance transparency and safety, with positive initial impacts on inmate grievances and use-of-force reports.

Phoenix Public Library partners with Activate Food Arizona to bring Farm Express Mobile Market to branches, offering convenient access to healthy produce and accepting SNAP/EBT payments.

Avondale opens applications for its free 2025 Citizens Leadership Academy, offering residents an in-depth look at city operations through weekly sessions and activities from October to December.

Blackouts hit over 1,700 in Guadalupe; flooding causes deaths and extensive search and rescue operations, prompting calls for financial donations for relief efforts.

A fatal three-vehicle crash on I-10 near Phoenix's 24th Street caused eastbound lane closures for several hours; DPS investigates, while ADOT provides detour advice.

Phoenix is enduring another extreme heatwave, with 100°F+ temperatures and nights barely cooling. A slight chance of rain may offer brief relief later in the week.

Phoenix is expecting a hot week with temperatures reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit and occasional thunderstorms.

Phoenix firefighters were overwhelmed with heat-related emergencies as temperatures hit a record 118 degrees, responding to individuals suffering from severe heat effects.

The Goldwater Institute seeks an injunction to halt Arizona film tax credit payments, citing constitutional issues with the state's incentive program for filmmakers.

Senator Mark Kelly surveyed the Dragon Bravo Fire impact in Arizona, met with responders and local business owners to discuss emergency response and economic effects, and called for continued tourism to support the community.