Artist Betsy Vincent donates over 1,000 paintings to St. Vincent de Paul's De Paul Manor, enriching the environment and impacting residents positively.

A "cannibal" solar storm is expected to hit Earth, potentially allowing auroras to be visible in several U.S. states, including Arizona. The storm could disrupt technology.

The Gila River Indian Community in Arizona is considering a banishment ordinance for members convicted of violent crimes through a survey to gather input.

Phoenix to experience hot Labor Day with highs near 107 degrees and minimal overnight cooling. Slight chance of storms later in the week with temperatures potentially dipping below 100 degrees by Friday.

The Dragon Bravo Fire's activity lessened, allowing for repair efforts and tree removal. Rain and cloud cover helped suppress the fire, which remains 75% contained.

Casa Grande invites public input on its Community Development Block Grant program report, with a review period from August 31 to September 14, 2025, and a public hearing on September 15.

Flagstaff announces facility closures for Labor Day, with City Hall, the landfill, and other services paused, but the Aquaplex and Jay Lively Center remain open. Trash and recycling pickup schedules are adjusted for the holiday.

Tolleson, AZ announces its Pavement Surface Treatment Project to seal street cracks from Sept 2-22, affecting east-west streets between 96th and 91st Avenues.

Two individuals have been convicted for misappropriating Arizona's ESA program funds, a case that the Department of Education uncovered and referred for prosecution.

A contract worker died at a BNSF rail facility in El Mirage after a metal plate fell on him; police and fire personnel pronounced him dead at the scene.

Yuma Police concluded a May house fire was a murder-suicide, with Dustin Trease shooting Leticia Villareal and himself. The community held a fundraiser for Villareal's family.

Phoenix officials responded to a bomb threat at Papago Park Military Reservation after an individual with a suspected military explosive was stopped at the base entrance.

Scottsdale's Back to School Program provided over 1,000 students from income-eligible families with supplies, clothing, and shoes, including other services such as dental screenings.