Fountain Hills, AZ hosts a hazardous waste collection at the local high school for residents to dispose of unwanted chemicals safely. Proof of residency is required.

The Litchfield Park Planning & Zoning Commission schedules a session to discuss potential changes to the city's zoning code, seeking public input via email and during a public hearing.

The USDA Forest Service used a 'confine and contain' strategy for the West and Preacher Fires in Tonto National Forest, engaging in fire management techniques for community safety and land resilience.

A 10-year-old Chihuahua mix named Dorothea was rescued from a Phoenix canal and has since found a new home in Youngtown after receiving care for severe dehydration and other health issues.

President Biden apologized for the trauma caused to Native Americans by the Indian boarding school system, sparking discussions on the need for further action and reconciliation.

President Biden authorized federal aid for the Havasupai Tribe following severe floods. FEMA will assist with emergency repairs and temporary housing.

Surprise, Arizona, hosts a range of events, including a Veterans Day Parade, live music, camps, and HOA meetings, illustrating its commitment to diverse community engagement.

Casa Grande expands its CG LINK transit service to include Saturdays, aiming to enhance city-wide accessibility and integrate with the existing CART network.

Steve Kozachik was appointed as interim director of Pima Animal Care Center, following Monica Dangler's departure. He brings over 30 years of experience to his role.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office engaged with Ash Fork School students to build a positive bond between law enforcement and youth, focusing on anti-bullying with older students.

The QC Recycles event in Queen Creek offers residents the opportunity to dispose of various items sustainably on Nov. 16, with a Fast Pass available for early registrants.

The Riparian Preserve in Gilbert is undergoing renovations, with certain areas closed startign October 28 for concrete replacement, amid efforts to minimize visitor disruption.

Mesa Public Library hosts 'Halloween Boo Storytime' for toddlers and preschoolers, offering themed activities and trick-or-treating across four branches, with local officials participating.