The Tonto National Forest plans to start prescribed burns on Nov. 3, covering 890 acres at Diamond Point and 2,100 acres at Ellison Creek to reduce wildfire risk.

Chandler, Arizona, introduces LEAD Chandler, a leadership development program for young adults, starting February 20-21, 2026, at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. Applications are due by December 5, 2025.

Queen Creek Police share Halloween safety tips, stressing visibility for costumes, adult supervision, and safe driving. They also advise on party safety and enforce laws against impaired driving.

Site Six Fishing Dock in Lake Havasu City is closing for renovations starting October 13, with expected completion by mid-November, affecting nearby areas including temporary boat ramp closure.

Phoenix Public Library celebrates Sesame Street Week with activities focused on early learning and digital literacy at several locations, including a "Special Sesame Street Storytime" and "Magic Puppet Tea Parties."

The Arizona DFFM is conducting two prescribed burns in Coconino County to protect Ponderosa Pines and reduce wildfire risks, potentially impacting Flagstaff-area air quality.

Buckeye is aiming to collect 3,000 pounds of nonperishable food by November 14, 2025, to help local families, doubling the amount from the previous year's drive.

Vendor registration is open for the Surprise Party holiday event on December 5-6, where local businesses and nonprofits can connect with the community.

Queen Creek plans a community meeting to discuss becoming a Designated Water Provider, aiming for sustainable water management and reduced dependence on CAGRD.

The City of Maricopa's CRN Program provides community support, connecting individuals to resources like mental health care, housing, and domestic violence assistance, beyond the capacity of first responders.

Chandler Center for the Arts' Gallery will feature Anh-Thuy Nguyen's exhibition "Rice is Mẹ" exploring Vietnamese heritage and identity through rice, running from November 15, 2025, to February 7, 2026.

The clash between Mexican Gray Wolves' reintroduction and ranchers' livelihoods in Arizona has escalated to Washington D.C., sparking legislative and conservation efforts to address the issue.

Coconino County prepares for food insecurity due to a federal government shutdown affecting over 8,000 households' SNAP benefits. A community food drive is launched, while Governor Hobbs allocates $1.8 million in aid.