The USDA Forest Service and Arizona's DFFM are collaborating on a $1.5 million project to restore areas affected by the Dude Fire using the Good Neighbor Authority, with work set to begin October 2024.

ABC confirms the return of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" on ABC and Hulu in 2025, featuring a Phoenix episode with hosts Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin. Taylor Morrison seeks volunteers for the build.

Vensure Employer Solutions is hosting a job fair on Sept. 23-24 at their Chandler corporate office to fill various positions across multiple departments.

Goodyear's Digital Communications Department won the Silver Circle Savvy Award for live streaming the April 8, 2024, solar eclipse with educational content.

Students at Taylor Hicks Elementary School honored first responders on the 9/11 anniversary, with speakers, fist bumps, hand-drawn pictures, and traditional ceremonies like the singing of the National Anthem.

President Buu Nygren designated September as Navajo Nation Recovery and Suicide Prevention Month to address mental health and suicide rates within the Navajo Nation.

Wildfire smoke from Southern California has caused an unusual haze in the Valley, reducing visibility and prompting health concerns due to poor air quality.

Arizona State University fell 180 places to rank 252nd in The Wall Street Journal's list of best colleges, with the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University also experiencing significant drops.

Avondale announces a road repair schedule from September 17-27, 2024, with possible lane restrictions and vehicle towing. Despite potential delays, bulk trash will continue as planned.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety promotes its annual Giving Tree Program, aiming to provide holiday gifts to foster kids and support young adults aging out of the system.

Coconino County introduces a new vending machine at CCHHS offering free harm reduction supplies to reduce drug use risks and prevent infectious diseases spread.

The Monroe School in Phoenix, which once was a significant educational institution, now hosts the Children's Museum of Phoenix, preserving its historical and cultural importance while continuing to serve children.

Phoenix Union High School's historic buildings have been converted into a healthcare and bioscience hub as part of the Phoenix Bioscience Core and the University of Arizona College of Medicine.