CG LINK has launched a new Discount e-Pass, offering a 10% discount on travel credits, streamlining the payment process for riders who purchase through their app or over the phone.

Governor Katie Hobbs launches a new apprenticeship program with Intel and the Arizona Commerce Authority to train technicians for the semiconductor industry in Arizona.

The Arizona Capitol Museum's application process for 2024 event reservations starts on September 14, 2023, for the Historic Senate Chamber and a week later for outdoor events.

Two winners claimed large prizes from Arizona lotteries: one won $1.7 million in Chandler from Triple Twist, and another won $50,000 in Phoenix from Powerball.

Terros Health and other Arizona organizations offer free school supplies to families in need as the new school year approaches. Events include giveaways of backpacks and other educational necessities.

The Black Fire in Tonto National Forest, Arizona, caused by lightning, has burned 5,982 acres and is uncontained. Evacuations are ordered, and incident command is engaged in firefight efforts.

A DUI crash in Phoenix, involving 22-year-old Fernando Rodriguez-Sanchez, resulted in Henry Mandley's death and left others injured. Rodriguez-Sanchez faces multiple charges.

The Arizona Department of Corrections is facing challenges while installing AC in prisons where inmates endure extreme heat, with upgrades to take years due to funding and logistics.

Firefighters combat the Hillside Fire in Arizona, facing challenging winds and tough terrain. Ground and air efforts are in place, with 178 personnel working to contain the 798-acre blaze, currently at 0% containment.

The Pima County Department of Environmental Quality issued an ozone action day advisory for Tucson, warning against outdoor activities during high ozone levels.

Arizona saw a slight drop in traffic deaths in 2023 with 1,307 fatalities, a decrease led by lower pedestrian and cyclist deaths, despite a rise in motorcycle fatalities.

The Phoenix Police Department shares safety guidelines for motorcyclists on National Motorcycle Day, emphasizing the use of protective gear and the "2-4-12 Rule" for safe distances and scanning ahead.

The S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix is closing for refurbishment, including its lobby and "Dig It" gallery. A new exhibit will focus on indigenous farming, and digital resources remain available during closure.