Authorities confirmed the murder of Alijah Bradley, whose body was discovered after he was reported missing in Gilbert, with childhood friend Samuel Bush facing charges.

A heatwave is forecasted for Phoenix, Arizona, with temperatures hitting above 100 degrees throughout the week, prompting warnings for residents to take precautions.

Gilbert received the GFOA's financial reporting award for the 33rd year for its comprehensive annual financial report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023.

Arizona's Education Superintendent, Tom Horne, extends a school safety program with Off Duty Management to place armed officers on school campuses in six counties for enhanced security until 2026.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren has approved a $24.2 million contract to revamp playgrounds at 16 child care centers, enhancing facilities with modern equipment and new amenities.

ADOT will be conducting freeway improvements in Phoenix, resulting in weekend detours and delays from Sept 6-9, including major closures on I-17 and I-10. The work is part of a regional plan funded by Proposition 400.

Mark Meadows sought to move election subversion charges to federal court, claiming immunity under the supremacy clause, leading to a debate over his actions as Trump's chief of staff.

The article describes The Messthetics' punk-jazz blend ahead of their Phoenix show and SoMuchHouse's community music efforts in Bend, highlighting their shared passion for innovative and community-driven music.

Maricopa County health officials report 177 heat-related deaths this year, with the county possibly exceeding last year's 645 fatalities as temperatures soar.

Avondale is developing a new park by 2025, adjacent to the library and aquatic center, featuring a playground, walking paths, and serene spaces for $4.1 million.

Arizona State Library and University of Arizona Libraries received a $319,588 NEH grant to digitize 100,000 pages of historical Arizona newspapers, especially focusing on Route 66 for its centennial.

Gilbert invites public input on its housing and community development report, the 2023-2024 CAPER, outlining progress and supporting low-income residents' needs.

Chandler is calling for participants for its 30th Multicultural Festival. Vendors and performers can apply online with priority given to early submissions. The event is free and takes place on January 18, 2025.