Residents of Globe and Miami, Arizona brace for more rain after recent floods, while voicing frustration over recurring flood issues and seeking long-term solutions.

Phoenix businesses, especially Title 9 Sports Grill and Greenwood Brewing, are experiencing a boom with packed Mercury fan watch parties as the WNBA Finals approach.

Tolleson provides free sandbags for flood protection as Hurricane Priscilla nears, with pick-ups available at 9601 W. Jefferson St. during work hours.

Crews conducted a prescribed burn at the Tres Rios Wetlands in west Phoenix to maintain ecosystem health and safety, involving about 50 firefighters and treating 110 acres.

The 112th Northern Navajo Nation Fair's Youth Day celebrated cultural identity with activities for over 3,000 attendees, emphasized by President Nygren's commitment to youth and future leadership.

Visit Chandler launches Choose Chandler Experiences with the Chandler Thrills Pass for Halloween-themed adventures and encourages shopping local with special promotions and events.

Peoria City Hall lights up in purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, supporting survivors with community initiatives and urging participation in "Purple Thursday."

The Phoenix Police Department is hiring retired officers as School Resource Officers to improve campus security, with details available on their official announcement page.

Phoenix's 6th Planting Hope event, supported by APS, combined environmental efforts and domestic violence awareness by planting trees and fostering community dialogue.

Gilbert's North Water Treatment Plant reconstruction is halfway complete, aiming to increase water production and ensure a sustainable supply for growth.

Amkor Technology is building a $7 billion semiconductor campus in Peoria, Arizona, creating up to 3,000 jobs and strengthening the U.S. chip supply chain.

The Surprise City Council unanimously rejected the rezoning for BNSF's planned rail hub in Wittmann, Arizona, due to traffic, safety, and water concerns.

Scottsdale Unified School District considers closing Pima Elementary and Echo Canyon K-8 due to declining enrollment. A public hearing and board vote are scheduled.