Phoenix Police warn of scam texts falsely claiming recipients owe money for speeding tickets detected by a non-existent speed monitoring system and urge the public to ignore these fraudulent demands for payment.

Phoenix New Times offers a tote bag and water bottle as appreciation for readers who support their journalism financially, emphasizing the importance of independent reporting.

SheTech 2025 is an event empowering high school girls in STEM, featuring workshops and networking opportunities at the University of Arizona. It promotes diversity in technological fields with the support of the community and industry experts.

A jury ruled in favor of Disney over an Arizona couple's lawsuit regarding the revocation of their exclusive Club 33 membership after an alleged public intoxication incident.

Ciro Romano, a tailor who dressed stars like Elvis, died at 93, leaving a legacy of love and tenacity. His journey from Italy to America is a testament to the American dream.

San Tan Valley residents are concerned about a proposed 51.94% hike in wastewater service costs and a 13% increase in water bills by EPCOR, which they fear will add to their financial burdens.

A nonverbal 5-year-old boy was rescued by Dakota McDonald from oncoming traffic after wandering away from his elementary school in Peoria, Arizona. McDonald received a Citizen Commendation for his actions.

Phoenix deliberates over the future of South Mountain Speedway, balancing costly repairs against returning the land to its natural state, while local racing enthusiasts hope to preserve the historic venue.

The City of Surprise partners with ARIZONA@WORK for a free hiring fair on September 26, 2024, at the local library, offering on-the-spot interviews and job opportunities.

Pinal County has declared September "Workforce Development Month" to honor the professionals helping job seekers and businesses, underscored by a proclamation read by Harold Christ.

Scottsdale officials highlight National Preparedness Month, urging residents to follow the 'Ready, Set, Go' protocol for disaster readiness, enhancing city services for storm response, and promoting alternative flood prevention methods.

Arizona's Education Superintendent, Tom Horne, extends a school safety program with Off Duty Management to place armed officers on school campuses in six counties for enhanced security until 2026.

Maricopa is proposing Zoning Code amendments to modernize regulations. Residents can review details online and attend public hearings on October 14 and November 19 to provide input. Contact LaRee Mason for inquiries.