Gilbert Fire & Rescue responds to rising battery-related fires, stressing the need for proper lithium-ion battery usage, care, and disposal to prevent overheating and fires.

Fountain Hills is distributing free sandbags to residents in preparation for heavy rainfall and urging caution when driving through flooded roadways. Fire Station 1 offers the sandbags and assistance if needed.

Scottsdale warns residents to prepare for a stormy weekend, suggesting flood precautions including sandbags and alternative barriers, stocking emergency supplies, and establishing family communication plans.

Globe-Miami faces more rain as recovery from fatal floods continues; the community unites to prepare and distribute sandbags. Local leaders and businesses commit to rebuilding efforts and seek aid.

San Luis officials have referred Vice Mayor Tadeo De La Hoya's case to the Sheriff and affirm city operations are unaffected, but cannot provide more details.

San Luis city offices close on Columbus Day, with altered trash collection schedule and avenues for utility payments; essential services remain available.

Casa Grande is considering raising wastewater service rates to cover costs from the Arizona Water Company. A public hearing is scheduled for December 15, 2025.

Pinal County offers sandbags for flood protection, requiring residents to bring shovels and limit of 25 bags per household. Details and pickup locations available online.

Flagstaff will close city offices on October 13 to observe Indigenous Peoples Day, with a cultural event planned and some services paused or rescheduled.

Peoria officials invite residents to shape the new Recreation Center at Paloma Community Park through upcoming open houses.

Avondale is preparing for Cities & Towns Week to honor city services and workers, with each day showcasing different services on social media, as announced by Mayor Pineda and City Manager Corbin.

The World Wake Surf Championship draws nearly 100 competitors to Lake Pleasant, Arizona, with lively rounds and a sense of camaraderie among participants.

Superintendent Jeremy Calles of Tolleson Union High School District denies financial and safety wrongdoing amidst a call for a special district audit.