The City of Chandler has launched a five-year strategic plan for the Chandler Museum with Keen Independent Research to enhance visitor experience and ensure relevance.

Scottsdale faces disruptions from a 60-day closure of Loop 101's southbound off-ramp at Raintree Drive due to a widening project expected to complete in early 2026.

San Tan Valley's Board of Supervisors approved the appointment process for its first Town Council, with an application deadline on September 11 and public interviews on September 15.

DPC Companies has started building Chandler Innovation Park, an industrial space in Chandler, which will feature three Class A buildings with a total area of 327,776 square feet.

Phoenix is set to experience a heatwave, with temperatures reaching up to 107°F and remaining high overnight. Minimal wind provides little relief, and while there's a slight chance of rain, heat is expected to persist.

Recent Arizona dust storm raises health concerns over increased risks of Valley Fever, an often overlooked respiratory infection. Health professionals advise vigilance for symptoms and precautions such as staying indoors and using air purifiers.

The Peoria City Council will meet tonight, with a Study Session preceding it. Meetings are temporarily at PSAB due to Chamber renovations. The Planning and Zoning Commission will also meet soon, with all meetings broadcasted for public access.

The Buckeye police found 68-year-old Richard Guy, who was missing, deceased in the desert; cause of death pending investigation by the Medical Examiner’s Office.

The Arizona Auditor General's report found the Mohawk Valley Elementary School District mismanaged finances and properties, including the use of property taxes for emergency repairs and poor management of staff housing units.

YouTube TV may lose Fox channels amid pricing dispute; subscribers risk missing Fox news, sports, and shows, with a $10 credit offered for potential blackout. Fox One launch offers an alternative streaming option.

Tempe announces altered city services for Labor Day: offices closed, emergency services active, limited transit service, no trash pickup interruption, select facilities with reduced hours, and online resources available.

Maricopa City invites public feedback on proposed zoning law updates in two meetings: the Planning & Zoning Commission on Oct 27, 2025, and the City Council on Dec 2, 2025.

ADOT seeks public feedback on adding nine EV charging corridors as part of its 2025 plan, with surveys open until September 8. The initiative is funded by federal grants to improve EV infrastructure across Arizona.