Scottsdale, Arizona bans pedestrians from standing on medians with 30 mph or higher speed limits to enhance safety.

Senator Ruben Gallego supports the Keep Billionaires Out of Social Security Act to counter Trump-era cuts, aiming to improve SSA services and prevent office closures.

Gilbert celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the cultural impact and contributions of its Hispanic and Latino employees in community services and public roles.

The Chandler Museum is hosting "The Newest Americans" exhibit, featuring immigrant stories through portraits and interviews, from Sept. 30, 2025, to Jan. 18, 2026.

Avondale is set for Old Town infrastructure upgrades, including water system overhauls and ADA-compliant sidewalk improvements, starting September 22, 2025, with completion by late July 2026.

The Arizona DPS issued a Silver Alert for Richard Ryan, a missing 64-year-old man with a medical condition who requires medication. He was last seen near 11th Street and McDowell Road.

Adrian Green, 28, was killed by Glendale officers after he pointed his gun at them; he was initially reported to be suicidal. The incident is under investigation.

Chief Justice Timmer of the Arizona Supreme Court honored Constitution Day with a statement emphasizing the Constitution's vital role in upholding democracy and its principles.

Litchfield Park receives its 27th Certificate of Achievement in Financial Reporting from the GFOA for excellence in transparency and accuracy for the fiscal year 2024.

San Tan Valley has become a town, with its first Town Council appointed after a Pinal County Board resolution. The council was selected from 86 applicants and will serve until 2026.

Six ADOT employees received the Medal of Valor for forming a human chain to save a woman from a canal in Gila Bend, earning praise for their quick and selfless response.

ADOT announces its ninth annual safety message contest, inviting Arizona residents to submit driving safety sign ideas by Sept. 22. The community will vote on finalists, with the winners displayed on highway signs.

Phoenix Police assessed a "suspicious bag" found outside Turning Point USA HQ but later declared it safe, amid heightened security after Charlie Kirk's death.