The Pinal County Attorney's Office organizes its 3rd Annual Domestic Violence Awareness 5K Trail Walk to encourage community unity and support for survivors.

Congressman Ruben Gallego urged the FTC to look into unfair practices by corporate landlords, part of ongoing efforts to protect renters, including challenging rent-pricing firms like RealPage.

Coconino County officials urged USDA Secretary Vilsack for more funds for forest restoration, highlighting the dangers of wildfires and the investments in local forest industries.

The Tempe EnVision Center's grand opening will offer resources for education, employment, health, and access to technology, including The Hive for digital skills.

ADOT is implementing freeway improvements in Phoenix, including closures on westbound I-10, southbound I-17, and Loop 202, plus eastbound I-10 and US 60 restrictions for maintenance and expansion projects.

Mesa Public Library offers raffle prizes during National Library Card Sign-Up Month, encouraging community engagement and highlighting the diverse resources available with a library card.

UOCAVA ensures overseas and military Americans can vote; starting September 21, absentee ballots are mailed for the 2024 election. Pinal County urges community to help eligible voters request ballots.

The Mariposa Youth Council in Arizona is tackling mental health with initiatives like the Love Bombs Project, hosting community events, and planning the Mental Health Olympics.

Human remains found on a Phoenix mountain have been identified as 16-year-old Bradley Klose, who had been missing for five months. There are no suspects, and foul play is not suspected.

Vensure Employer Solutions is hosting a job fair on Sept. 23-24 at their Chandler corporate office to fill various positions across multiple departments.

Coconino County announces a 19-inch ballot for November elections, advising voters about longer lines and providing resources for registration and election information.

Students at Taylor Hicks Elementary School honored first responders on the 9/11 anniversary, with speakers, fist bumps, hand-drawn pictures, and traditional ceremonies like the singing of the National Anthem.

Wildfire smoke from Southern California has caused an unusual haze in the Valley, reducing visibility and prompting health concerns due to poor air quality.