Gilbert Regional Park will be closed for the Sound Bites Music & Food Festival on October 11, with live performances and food options. Parking and transportation details are available online.

Chandler Regional Medical Center is expanding with a 100,000-square-foot medical office, enhancing local healthcare access by fall 2026, including an ambulatory surgery and imaging center.

Holocaust survivor Ben Lesser's passing is mourned; he left a legacy of hope and education with his Zachor Holocaust Remembrance Foundation, vital in ensuring that the lessons of the Holocaust are remembered and taught.

Motorcycle crash on I-10 near Phoenix causes fatality and major traffic delays early Monday morning; separate incident claims a child's life on Sunday night.

Local sports events honored cancer survivors and educators, with the Arizona Cardinals celebrating a couple's fight against cancer and the UIW marking their Pink Out game for breast cancer awareness and honoring teachers.

Sandra Lucia Tellez-Nieves was deported to Mexico to face charges for a 2009 daycare fire that killed 49 children; she was arrested by U.S. authorities following a traffic stop.

Governor Katie Hobbs visited Gila County to show solidarity and support for flood recovery, meeting with local leaders and surveying damage. Press materials are available on the Governor's office website.

DFFM crews continue flood cleanup in Globe-Miami, AZ, clearing debris to prevent future blockages and ensure waterways flow freely. Community and multiple agencies remain engaged in recovery efforts.

Town Hall Meeting with Luke Air Force Base in El Mirage postponed due to the federal shutdown, affecting community engagement and the promotion of the Luke Days Air Show.

Arizona's Department of Corrections schedules Richard Djerf's execution for October 17, 2025, and instructs media to RSVP for the post-execution briefing.

The Peoria Police Department's RTCC received multiple awards at the NRTCCA conference for its use of technology and Sergeant Michael Lesher was honored as Supervisor of the Year.

Arizona's Medicaid agency CMO, Dr. Theresa Costales, has been found to be operating with an expired medical license, raising concerns amongst House Republican leaders.

Tolleson Police issued an alert for an attempted child abduction and are seeking a male suspect after a juvenile female was nearly kidnapped. The public is asked to report any information.