Chandler, AZ residents will see utility rate hikes for water, wastewater, reclaimed water, and solid waste due to increased operating costs and funding for infrastructure upgrades.

Glendale City Council announces Patrick Banger and Vicki Rios as final city manager candidates, with a two-day interview process set for early October.

Chandler invites residents and entrepreneurs to discuss "missing middle" housing and city growth at a community event with expert insights and a free dinner.

The Phoenix Police is addressing concerns after six recent officer-involved shootings, with Chief Giordano outlining steps for improvement and accountability, including refresher training and policy reviews.

Chad Heywood is appointed as a City Judge for Glendale City Court, bringing prior experience as a Hearing Officer and Judge Pro Tempore, and strong community ties.

AZ Ice Arcadia rink in Phoenix sustains severe damage from a monsoon storm, with repairs estimated nearly $1 million and a timeline of weeks to restore full functionality.

A Phoenix man, Daniel Cornell Hall, was indicted on multiple felony charges, including aggravated assault, after a violent confrontation led to a triple shooting.

A massive fire broke out at a battery storage facility on the Peoria-Glendale border, with multiple fire departments responding. No power outages or injuries were reported, and the cause is undetermined.

A driver was shot in the leg in a possible road-rage incident on I-10 in Phoenix; the investigation is ongoing with no suspect description released yet.

Phoenix sees a high rate of home delistings, with 30% of homes being removed from the market due to lack of buyers. Homeowner strategies are changing, and experts suggest a market correction.

Adelita Grijalva, elected to represent Arizona’s 7th District, awaits swearing-in amid fears of a government shutdown and the delay of a vote on the Epstein files release, with partisan tensions implied.

Celebrate Mesa, a free family fiesta sponsored by Google Fiber, offers a variety of activities and performances, including the debut of the MEAD Machine and entertainment like wrestling and live music on Oct 11.

Globe-Miami community is recovering from fatal floods with three deaths and one person, Pete Green, missing. Local support and a utility company donation are aiding the town's efforts to rebuild and locate Green.