Gilbert, AZ commemorates 9/11 with a memorial ceremony and "Tribute in Light" honoring lives lost and first responders, advocating community service in line with the National Day of Service.

Cochise County is accepting applications to replace the resigning Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3, with applicants needing to be registered Republicans from the precinct.

Three nominees are being considered by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs to fill a vacancy on the Pima County Superior Court following Judge Chon-Lopez's retirement.

A Mesa father reporting his child missing to police was handcuffed due to alleged non-compliance, resulting in the loss of his job and significant distress.

The Surprise City Council is offering small grants via the Neighborhood Grant Program to fund community improvements for fiscal year 2025, with an application deadline of October 11, 2024.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns citizens about rising cryptocurrency scams targeting unsuspecting individuals, urging awareness and vigilance.

A water outage in Casa Grande affected 4,000 customers after a booster station failed due to monsoon activity, with service restored later in the afternoon.

A missing 17-year-old from Arizona, Liliana Munguía, was found safe in Iowa after an extensive multi-agency search, with a 20-year-old man apprehended and charges pending.

The Phoenix Police Department launched a website showing their response to a DOJ report, detailing incidents of unconstitutional policing and reform efforts.

Chandler City Council has contracted Weddle Gilmore for the redesign of The Ranch at Tumbleweed Park, with a budget of $498,360 for services including architecture and landscape design.

Utility boxes in Casa Grande have become art pieces celebrating culture, thanks to the Arts & Culture Commission. A map provided on the city's website guides residents to these installations.

A man reportedly exposed himself to a student at a Maricopa bus stop, leading the school district to share safety tips and police to seek information.

A father in Mesa was handcuffed by police after calling to report his missing child; the police stated he was not following commands. The child was later found safe, and the mother was charged with disorderly conduct.