Arizona's Superintendent Tom Horne launches AZ TRAP to address the teacher shortage by providing apprenticeships that combine on-the-job training with a salary.

Authorities seek public help in a fatal 2023 hit-and-run case involving a motorcyclist and a red Nissan Altima in Phoenix. The driver remains unidentified; a $2,000 reward is offered for information.

Scottsdale discusses innovative firefighting strategies, the use of fire-retardant products, and the critical role of over 100 volunteers in public safety and wildfire prevention.

A bicyclist died from injuries after a September 5th crash in Lake Havasu City involving a Cadillac CTS. The local police are investigating and have asked for public information.

Senators urged the Trump administration to better protect wildland firefighters from wildfire smoke by providing improved PPE, citing health risks and the lack of proper respiratory protection.

Tempe relocated the historic Harry Walker House to make way for a new development, repurposing it near City Hall, and plans to preserve the First Congregational Church sanctuary.

Arizona leaders mourn Charlie Kirk's assassination, stressing bipartisan grief and condemning violence in politics. Authorities search for the suspect, as tributes highlight Kirk's political impact and advocacy for free speech.

Arizona opens a Trade and Investment Office in Tokyo to bolster economic relations with Japan, focusing on high-tech sectors and business growth opportunities.

Senators Mark Kelly and Cynthia Lummis introduced the bipartisan Legacy Mine Cleanup Act to streamline remediation of abandoned mines, forming the EPA’s OMDP to improve cleanup efforts.

AzEIP extended the comment period for proposed policy updates until October 14, 2025, inviting public feedback online or through various communication methods.

Turning Point USA's Phoenix HQ becomes a memorial for founder Charlie Kirk after his assassination. Supporters pay tribute, while a scarce detail indicates a targeted shooting. FBI is investigating.

The article describes Phoenix, Arizona's clear and hot weather pattern, with temperatures reaching over 100°F, calm winds, and low nightly temperatures in the 70s and 80s.

Maricopa considers a new commercial development, including Terrible’s Fuel Center, with deliberations by the Planning and Zoning Commission on September 22 and City Council on November 14.