Gilbert Regional Park's pickleball courts will temporarily close for several upcoming tournaments, with scheduled events listed in the town of Gilbert's announcement.

The Jacob Lake Inn struggles to recover from the Dragon Bravo Fire as tourism dips, causing a significant number of booking cancellations and an uncertain future for the business.

Apache Junction has scheduled a hazardous waste collection event on November 15, 2025, for residents to dispose of items like paint and batteries safely.

Scottsdale expands its smoking laws to include e-cigarettes and vapes, following a unanimous city council decision influenced by local student activism.

Construction on Roosevelt Street storm drain to start in November, aimed at improving flood protection in Scottsdale/Tempe area. Project completion is expected by December 2026.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne opposes the delay in removing DEI language from teaching standards, citing a potential loss of $866 million in federal funding and a belief that DEI detracts from core education goals.

Grand Canyon National Park closes due to a federal government shutdown, following concerns over safety and maintenance raised by former park officials. Visitors face closed facilities and an absence of rangers.

Kovach Enclosure Systems expands in Chandler, Arizona, with a 190,475 sq ft lease at Chandler Freeways Business Park, signaling growth and commitment to the city.

Litchfield Park announces an Adult Cornhole Tournament for teams of two, 18 years and older, scheduled for November 15, 2025, with registration available online or in-person.

Arizonans with ties to Jamaica feel the impact of Hurricane Melissa, with some stranded there and others trying to contact family or organize aid from afar.

An audit finds that the Red Rock Elementary School District may have inappropriately provided vehicle perks to its superintendent and failed to tie pay to performance. Other issues include mishandling of funds and IT security risks.

Arizona nonprofits and food banks anticipate a crisis as a potential SNAP delay during a government shutdown may impact food assistance for over 900,000 Arizonans.

Coconino County's Winter Parking Ordinance 2022-06 bans parking on county roads from Nov 1 to Apr 1 to aid snow removal and reduce hazards. Non-compliance may result in fines or towing.