Rep. David Schweikert leaves his congressional seat to run for Arizona governor, joining a crowded Republican primary field without Trump's endorsement, sparking GOP internal conflicts and Democratic critique.

Tempe's Movies in the Park returns every Friday in October at Kiwanis Park, kicking off with "Lilo & Stitch." The event features free films, pre-movie activities, and a Halloween-themed Family BOO Bash.

Surprise, Arizona introduces a free Spanish and English Qualified Water Efficient Landscaping (QWEL) certification program for local landscapers to promote sustainable practices and water efficiency.

Maricopa County's Heat Relief Network's efforts seem to reduce heat-related deaths, with only 156 confirmed cases this year compared to last year's 265.

Arizona State Representatives Martinez and Lopez have called out RUCO for not adequately addressing their constituents’ concerns regarding rising utility rates by a foreign-owned company.

Arizona's Forestry Department completed 35,000 acres of forestry projects in FY 2025, a 40% increase from the previous year, focusing on wildfire prevention and forest health.

A fatal off-road crash in Peoria killed a 14-year-old; others were injured as two motorcycles collided on Old Carefree Highway. The police are investigating the incident.

Planned Parenthood Arizona stops accepting Medicaid due to a Trump administration policy denying funds to abortion providers, affecting healthcare access for marginalized groups.

Arizona's new law requiring ID for adult content prompts Pornhub to block state users; concerns rise over privacy and efficacy as citizens turn to VPNs to bypass restrictions.

Maricopa County faced road closures due to floods, while Globe, AZ declared an emergency after a major flooding event, which included evacuating 1,000 propane tanks and claimed four lives.

Rescue teams in the Valley responded to flood-induced emergencies, safely recovering two individuals swept away in Wittmann after checking flood levels by their vehicle.

Casa Grande's Urban Camping Ordinance aims to keep public spaces safe and clean by managing urban camping, with provisions for outreach and support services.

Phoenix trains residents in emergency bleeding control through STOP THE BLEED® courses, with free classes and free kits provided during a session with Councilwoman Kesha Hodge-Washington.