The Friends of Chandler Public Library is running a donation campaign to fund new programs and a mobile outreach vehicle, enhancing the library's community services.

The Engine 185 crew received the Zoll's Clinical Save Award for their life-saving response to a cardiac arrest, using CPR and an advanced cardiac monitor to stabilize the patient.

Avondale announces closures of city buildings for Veterans Day with essential services unaffected. Transportation services will adjust and a 5k event is planned. Details are available on their website or by calling 623-333-1000.

The Arizona Supreme Court has recognized court programs and employees for their contributions aligning with the Chief Justice's strategic plan, awarding innovators in various categories.

ADEQ will provide hourly air quality forecasts for West Pinal County, AZ, relieving Pinal County of this duty from October 28, without interrupting current AirNow alerts.

Lake Havasu City's Fire Department retains its ISO Class 2 rating, denoting high-level fire suppression capabilities, benefiting insurance assessments for the community.

Phoenix city services adjust for Veterans Day: trash pickups continue, some facilities closed, digital library resources available, parking enforced, parks open, public transport on a weekday schedule, while some services are not available.

Falcon Field Airport hosts its first Haunted Hangar event, featuring historical displays, Halloween fun, and community participation with treats for families.

A $1 million lottery ticket was sold at a Circle K in Scottsdale, Arizona, with the winner yet to claim the prize. Additionally, a $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold at a Fry's in Buckeye.

Emmett Burnton has been named Arizona's Teacher of the Year for the 2024-2025 academic year for his inclusive AP teaching and educational contributions.

Phoenix's Sky Harbor and Mesa Gateway airports are undergoing expansions to manage increased travel demand, with Sky Harbor planning new concourses and a terminal, and Mesa Gateway constructing temporary facilities during their terminal expansion.

Phoenix had an unusually hot autumn with a record of four days over 110°F in October and a total of 70 such days in the year. Public health officials link the heat to hundreds of deaths in the region.

The new Fire Station 74 in Ahwatukee, managed by the Phoenix Fire Department, has begun construction, promising to enhance local emergency response and sustainability.