The City of Surprise invites residents to engage in transportation planning and community events, including a Day of Service and HOA Summit, fostering civic involvement.

A fire caused by an equipment malfunction broke out at the Cochise County jail, resulting in injuries from smoke inhalation and highlighting the facility's need for modernization.

Chandler invites residents to explore its future through an interactive event showcasing the updated General Plan with 3D technology at SoHo63 on October 28.

Phoenix has closed Echo Canyon Trail on Camelback Mountain due to storm damage, with rangers enforcing the closure and the city advising hikers to use alternative trails.

Phoenix Public Transit and Valley Metro are updating services and schedules on October 27, 2025, involving route rerouting and the opening of the new Greg Stanton Central Station.

Fountain Hills partners with Republic Services for the 2025 Household Hazardous Waste event on November 8th, providing safe disposal of hazardous items at the local high school.

Queen Creek's free Pancake Breakfast event on Nov 8, offers IHOP pancakes, interactive displays, performances, and free flu shots by Dignity Health, with a focus on community engagement.

Flagstaff hosts a gathering to address the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives crisis, offering educational events and film screenings open to the public.

Fountain Hills partners with Republic Services for the 2025 Household Hazardous Waste event at the high school to allow residents to safely dispose of hazardous items.

Apache Junction received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for its fiscal reporting, reflecting their commitment to transparency and financial excellence.

DICK'S first Arizona House of Sport is opening in Glendale, offering an immersive retail experience with interactive features like a climbing wall and an outdoor track.

Maricopa city officials shared their strategy for securing funding for State Route 347 at an Arizona summit, emphasizing teamwork and data-driven advocacy.

Maricopa County officials, responding to severe microburst damage in Tempe, declared an emergency to aid recovery and secure federal assistance for over 200 affected homes.