15 Arizona WWII veterans, including Wing Lei, flew to the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, accompanied by local students, in an event by the Gary Sinise Foundation and American Airlines.

Mesa Business Builder @ The Studios now offers open hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Thursday, for entrepreneurs without requiring appointments for common area use.

The Mesa Police Department enhances DUI patrols for Labor Day weekend with a task force working during peak hours to prevent impaired driving incidents.

Glendale city offices will close for Labor Day, but essential services like trash collection continue. Public transit operates on a limited schedule, and recreational centers will reopen Sept. 2. The Glendale Municipal Airport remains open.

Senator Ruben Gallego supports the "Capping Prescription Costs Act," which aims to set annual out-of-pocket limits for prescription drugs at $2,000 for individuals and $4,000 for families.

Arizona's universities see a drop in international student enrollment due to tighter visa policies. ASU, the University of Arizona, and NAU have all reported declines.

The City of Surprise announces city office closures and service schedule changes for Labor Day, with modified trash collection and library hours, but parks and recreation programs continue. Residents can use the MySurprise App for updates.

Phoenix forecasts heat with chances of thunderstorms, high humidity, and clear visibility; temperatures to rise near 98°F with occasional gentle winds.

A man drowned in the Salt River near Devil's Elbow; his body was recovered by Maricopa County Sheriff's Office crews. Authorities stress the importance of wearing life jackets.

A teen was attacked at Arrowhead Towne Center over fake Balenciaga sneakers, leading to the arrest of the assailant for aggravated assault and robbery. The victim suffered a severe concussion and facial injuries.

Flight 357 to Phoenix was diverted to Virginia due to a device catching fire onboard; all 166 aboard landed safely, with no injuries reported. The FAA is investigating the incident.

A one-year-old boy is in critical condition after being pulled from an apartment complex pool in Tempe, where he was found not breathing following a near-drowning incident.

Crews make headway in battling the Dragon Bravo Fire, repairing damage and reopening public access in some areas, while the fire's behavior remains subdued.