Arizona's Department of Environmental Quality issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for September 2 and 3, urging residents to limit outdoor activities and take measures to reduce ozone levels.

The Casa Grande Public Library is launching new programs, including the LEGO Checkout Challenge, health series, and various clubs, resuming regular hours after Labor Day.

American Airlines introduces an AI system at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to hold flights for connecting passengers, aiming to minimize travel stress and missed connections.

Street racing in Tempe leads to a crash with five people critically injured after being ejected from a Mustang.

Arizonans beat the heat by tubing on the Salt River, despite high temperatures. Visitors came prepared with water and sunscreen, with safety tips from officials. The summer has been hot, ranked 4th hottest, with potential for late monsoon storms.

Desert Mission Food Bank in Arizona faces a surge in demand, triple that of previous years, and is calling for volunteers to help sort food and assist families.

The Trump administration acquired a 10% stake in Intel, spurring debate over government's role in private enterprise and implications for the semiconductor industry, local job creation, and free-market principles.

A multi-car crash in Phoenix injured several people, with four in critical condition and one extricated from a vehicle. The accident occurred at 40th Street and McDowell Road.

Due to falling enrollment and funding, the Kyrene Elementary School District may close nine schools following a recommendation from a planning committee.

AG Mayes won a lawsuit preventing a $184M cut to AmeriCorps funding by the Trump administration, securing the continuation of community service programs.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 233 individuals with immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry and smuggling, as part of Operation Take Back America.

Tempe City Council meeting rescheduled to Sept. 2 due to a credible threat; the meeting will be held virtually. Some zoning discussions postponed to Sept. 18. Safety measures prompt online-only meetings for further investigation.

The Pinal County Board officially recognized September as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and commemorated the 60th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.