Thirsty Lion is opening a new two-story flagship location in Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District, surpassing their usual restaurant size, with a targeted October opening.

Arizona welcomed an Indonesian delegation to discuss trade opportunities, reflecting a focus on economic collaboration with countries like Indonesia as part of the state's strategy to diversify partnerships.

Surprise City Council voted to lift a ban on public criticism of city employees during meetings, following a resident's arrest and a free speech lawsuit.

Avondale plans to test its emergency alert system on September 25, 2024, coinciding with Emergency Preparedness Month, encouraging residents to sign up for the service.

Reports by non-profits detail abuse of migrant children in Border Patrol custody, including physical and verbal maltreatment, and lack of basic needs.

Casa Grande invites residents to a service event at Ed Hooper Park to honor 9/11 victims, with cleaning and beautification projects, speeches, and activities for families.

Governor Hobbs of Arizona appointed Supervisor Patrice Horstman to the state's Water Infrastructure Finance Authority Board, recognizing her extensive legal expertise in resource management.

The Martin Auto Museum in Glendale, Arizona, houses over 170 cars, spanning a century of automotive history, offering visitors an immersive experience that highlights both the evolution of automobiles and their role in cultural milestones.

Judge John Tuchi denied Mark Meadows' request to move his Arizona election case to federal court, maintaining the state's jurisdiction over the alleged fake elector scheme charges.

Two sisters, aged 12 and 14, are critically injured after being hit by a car in Glendale; the older sibling shows recovery signs while the younger is brain dead. Community rallies in support.

Chandler's annual ¡Día De Fiesta! kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with cultural activities, including mariachis and lucha libre, at Downtown Chandler Library.

An Arizona man was arrested in Montana for making online terror threats involving mass shootings, which were posted on school and business review platforms.

Search efforts are ongoing for a man who went under and didn't resurface at Lake Pleasant on September 15, supervised by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.