The Gilbert community is supporting Dayton Hayward, a man with Cerebral Palsy, to fund a $80,000 wheelchair-accessible van through donations, having raised over $60,000 so far.

Phoenix residents are experiencing an increase in mosquito activity following recent rainfall, with complaints and disease-carrying mosquito samples rising significantly.

Flagstaff mourns the death of Deputy Fire Chief Jerry Bills who significantly contributed to the fire service and secured grants to improve regional emergency services.

The SBA is offering low-interest disaster loans to Arizona residents, businesses, and Tribal Nations affected by the Gila County flooding, with amounts up to $2 million for businesses and $500,000 for homeowners.

Yavapai County prepares for potential flash flooding due to moisture from weakened Hurricane Priscilla; advisories issued for residents to take precautions.

The Tonto National Forest plans pile burns near Roosevelt Lake to reduce wildfire risks, with fires scheduled for Oct. 14 depending on weather. Smoke is expected to be minimal and temporary.

Gilbert advises residents to prepare for a weekend rainstorm with potential hazards, offering sandbags from certain fire stations and urging caution while driving.

The FBI's "Summer Heat" initiative led to 411 arrests in Phoenix, targeting violent crime and protecting children, with over 8,600 arrests nationwide including gang members and drug seizures.

Janet Beason and 7-year-old Shawn Letford are named Grand Marshal and Junior Grand Marshal for the 2025 Billy Moore Days in Avondale for their community service.

Avondale's annual Creepin' Candy Crawl is set for October 30 with activities like trick-or-treating, a costume contest, and food trucks at Alamar Park.

Surprise, Arizona, has introduced two new public art pieces at Surprise Stadium, with an unveiling event scheduled for October 30. "Bounce" and "Swing" reflect baseball and local heritage.

The Casa Grande Animal Care & Adoption Center will launch a mural project and host an adoption event with free and reduced fee adoptions and a vaccination clinic.

Apache Junction's City Clerk, Evie McKinney, has earned the Certified Municipal Clerk designation from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks.