Chandler invites citizens to workshops and virtual sessions to shape its Downtown Area Plan, with the first event on Sept. 7. The plan integrates previous community guidelines and will employ AR technology in November for interactive engagement.

Arizona's proposed bills to restrict drag performances challenge the GOP's pro-business stance by potentially harming the local economy which benefits from the drag scene.

Dr. Suresh Garimella is set to become the University of Arizona's president on October 1, succeeding Robert C. Robbins after a thorough search by the advisory committee.

Maricopa seeks to update its Zoning Code and invites public input through hearings with the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council. Documents detail the proposed amendments, and citizens can contact LaRee Mason with comments.

Tract has bought a 2,069-acre parcel in Buckeye, Arizona, to develop one of the largest data center parks in the U.S. with a capacity for 1.8GW of power.

International Overdose Awareness Day highlights the opioid crisis and promotes Naloxone as a life-saving measure, with Pinal County Health Clinics offering free Narcan.

Mesa Police increase DUI enforcement over Labor Day weekend in collaboration with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety to reduce impaired driving incidents.

Chandler Fire Department earns a fresh international reaccreditation from the CFAI, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to excellence in fire service.

The Lake Havasu City Fire Department is hosting a recruitment open house on October 2 to inform potential firefighters about the career and hiring process.

Pima County's Swim Team Program won the 2024 Outstanding Aquatics Program Award from the Arizona Parks & Recreation Association.

Apache Junction facilities adjust hours for Labor Day with most offices closed, but pools and multi-gen center open for limited hours. Emergency services will operate as usual.

Tolleson city offices will close on Labor Day, September 2, 2024, although emergency services will remain available. Regular operations will resume on September 3.

Dr. Sara Pizano held a virtual talk under the Maddie’s Million Pet Challenge to improve local animal welfare in Cochise County, sharing research findings on current practices and offering a year of mentorship to the City of Douglas.