Historic Heartbeat, Phoenix's Warehouse District Revels in Hispanic Heritage Month
Phoenix celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a focus on the Warehouse District's Hispanic history, highlighting landmarks like the Gerardo Building and Arvizu's El Fresnel Grocery that were crucial to the Mexican-American community.
Arizona Firefighters Make Progress on Tonto National Forest Blazes, West Fire 44% Contained
Firefighting efforts in Arizona's Tonto National Forest have led to 44% containment of the 12,412-acre West Fire and 90% containment of the 3,167-acre Preacher Fire, with teams managing fire perimeters and hazardous areas.
Arizona Schools Rush to Spend $432 Million in Unallocated Federal COVID Funds Before Deadline
Arizona schools are under pressure to spend the remaining $432 million of $2.36 billion federal COVID funds by September 30 to avoid losing them, as warned by the Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne.
Scottsdale Firefighters Triumph Over Gate Fire, Safeguarding Homes Against 1,000-Acre Blaze
Scottsdale firefighters, with aid from other agencies, controlled the Gate Fire, which grew to 1,000 acres without losing homes. The blaze's cause, traced to a construction site, is under investigation.
Gilbert's First Responders Urge Proper Car Seat Installation During National Child Passenger Safety Week
National Child Passenger Safety Week is observed to promote correct car seat usage, with agencies emphasizing proper installation and caution against premature seating transitions and aftermarket accessories.
Queen Creek Advocates for an Agricultural-to-Urban Water Transition Program in Water Supply Rules Dialogue with ADWR
Queen Creek officials submitted comments to Arizona's ADWR advocating for water regulation measures that support the town's growth and transition from agricultural to urban use.












