Flagstaff's Sustainability Office offers a Fix-It Clinic on Aug. 16 for residents to learn repairs on various items alongside volunteers, promoting sustainability.

Pinal County partners with State Forty Eight for limited-edition t-shirts commemorating its 150th anniversary, with preorders available until August 31st.

Maricopa County has indicted two brothers for running an organized retail theft ring targeting Home Depot stores, involving stolen hardware and trafficking of goods.

Tempe's Alameda Drive boasts new bike/pedestrian bridges as part of I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project, enhancing the city's multimodal transport network.

Fountain Hills is beginning the Palomino Boulevard Reconstruction Project to revamp the road and improve walkability, with scheduled disruptions starting August 11.

Closures on Loop 101 in Scottsdale and off-ramp at Loop 202 in Chandler are planned for infrastructure improvements, with ADOT advising alternative routes.

The Dragon Bravo Fire in the Grand Canyon has grown to 105,415 acres with 9% containment. Over 1,100 personnel are fighting the fire, with 70 structures lost, including the North Rim Lodge.

Navajo Nation President Nygren renews a lease with Red Mesa Trading, supporting local business and community growth.

AZ Lemonade Stand, started by middle school friends, expands beyond Arizona, surpassing $2.5 million in sales with sights on a $5 million goal for 2025.

Zariah Dodd, a 16-year-old pregnant teen, was killed in a Phoenix park, with unanswered questions about her last whereabouts and the circumstances leading to her death.

The Senate committee unanimously passed the Shadow Wolves Improvement Act, aimed at border security and career opportunities for Native American officers.

ADOT warns about scam texts using its logo, falsely claiming unpaid traffic citations, and advises deleting them, as actual fines are not collected this way.

Public pools in Peoria are closing for the season on August 3, with limited days left for visitors to enjoy. Daily admission fees and seasonal passes offer affordable access, and splash pads remain open through October 15.