Phoenix Public Library collaborates with Laufey for "A Very Laufey Day" event, offering a special library card and inviting the community to celebrate music and reading.

Phoenix City Manager Jeff Barton, who began his career in 1999 and was the city's first African American in the role, announced his retirement for November 14, 2025.

AzEIP invites comments on revised data collection and reporting procedures regarding early intervention for children. Public feedback is open until September 15, 2025.

Tempe Police Department launches "Operation: Safe Start" to ensure safety with increased presence and monitoring around schools during the new academic year.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren praised the Just Move It run event, highlighting the participants' determination and community spirit despite the summer heat.

Phoenix is facing a week of extreme heat with temperatures potentially rising above 110°F, calm winds, and little chance of rain, prompting residents to stay hydrated and indoors during peak heat.

ADOT has announced closures on Eastbound Loop 101 ramps, I-17, and other Phoenix freeways for maintenance and repairs, affecting weekend travel. Drivers should seek alternative routes.

Gilbert, Arizona invites the public to its 9/11 memorial ceremony with a Tribute In Light display on September 11, 2025.

Goodyear's Vice Mayor Campbell and Councilmember Kaino join the Civic Craft Leadership Program by the Arizona League of Cities and Towns for enhanced leadership skills.

El Mirage's biannual bulk trash collection is coming up, with fall cleanup registration opening August 18, 2025. Residents must schedule an appointment and pay a $10 fee.

Gov. Katie Hobbs toured Arizona, promoting initiatives like lower drug costs, free school lunches, border security, a new well in San Simon, education reform, veterans' housing, Indigenous healing practices, and wildfire prevention.

Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School reports air pollution levels 28 times higher than acceptable, leading to school closure and online classes.

Reports and statements suggest an increase in DACA recipient detentions, creating uncertainty and fear among those who arrived in the U.S. as minors and now face an unstable future.