Surprise celebrates its fifth anniversary as a Dementia-Friendly America city with free Dementia Friends sessions on October 4 and 28, requiring email registration.

Fountain Park Fountain in Fountain Hills, Arizona, will be temporarily shut off from September 23-27 for maintenance and an evaporation test, with operations resuming on September 28.

Avondale's Hometown Hero Banner Program celebrates local military members by displaying banners along Dysart Road. Residents can nominate veterans or active-duty members connected to Avondale until October 24, 2024.

Arizona's Governor Hobbs deals with rural water scarcity, as the town of Willcox faces dwindling groundwater levels due to heavy consumption by large farms. She emphasizes the urgent need for water conservation measures.

A federal court permits HonorHealth to take over Steward Health Care's Arizona facilities, a move supported by Governor Hobbs to ensure continuous patient care.

The Arizona Behavioral Health Board was slow to resolve complaints, affecting patient safety, and overcharged fees, an Auditor General's review revealed.

Pima County advises drivers of upcoming roadwork on Moore Road from Sept. 16 to Nov. 11, involving repairs and traffic control during 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

ABC confirms the return of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" on ABC and Hulu in 2025, featuring a Phoenix episode with hosts Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin. Taylor Morrison seeks volunteers for the build.

HonorHealth will acquire several Steward Health Care facilities in Arizona, excluding St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center. Over 1,000 employees are set to transition to HonorHealth.

A man is critically injured after being rescued from a burning apartment in north Phoenix. Firefighters responded to the fire, which damaged two units, and an investigation into its cause is underway.

Goodyear's Digital Communications Department won the Silver Circle Savvy Award for live streaming the April 8, 2024, solar eclipse with educational content.

Amy Nazbah Reeves-Begaye reflects on her tenure as Miss Navajo Nation, emphasizing her commitment to service, STEM education, and staying true to herself amidst a demanding schedule.

President Buu Nygren of the Navajo Nation warns of possible layoffs and a government shutdown due to a budget standoff with the Navajo Nation Council.