Baker Wee Bakery in Phoenix closed after 30 years, leaving prepaid customers without refunds due to a downturn in business and legal obligations to creditors.

Tempe, Arizona, reports a 46% drop in homelessness, as city initiatives reduce unsheltered numbers from 515 to 277. Some local nonprofits, however, struggle with the city for cooperation in aiding the homeless.

Custom motorcycle, crafted by Paul Cox & The Mohawk Group, to be auctioned by Barrett-Jackson for veterans' aid via the Tunnel to Towers Foundation in memory of 9/11 firefighter Stephen Siller.

Two recent construction worker fatalities highlight the vital need for safety measures; one caused by bees in Arizona with the company fined $15,370, and another from a fall in Texas resulting in over $400,000 in fines.

Globe, Arizona is recovering from fatal floods, with additional rains expected. Efforts include volunteer cleanup and DFFM's work to enhance water flow. Despite progress, concerns about future weather and the need for assistance persist.

Phoenix announces service changes for Indigenous People’s Day on October 13, 2025; waste collection unchanged, some facilities closed, public transit on Sunday schedule.

Phoenix hosts a free battery drop-off event for safe disposal and fire prevention during Fire Prevention Week, excluding car batteries and limiting to 5 pounds per resident.

DFFM crews continue flood cleanup in Globe-Miami, AZ, clearing debris to prevent future blockages and ensure waterways flow freely. Community and multiple agencies remain engaged in recovery efforts.

Town Hall Meeting with Luke Air Force Base in El Mirage postponed due to the federal shutdown, affecting community engagement and the promotion of the Luke Days Air Show.

Audit of Sonoita Elementary School District reveals efficient spending and high student scores but flags risky oversight in cash handling, IT security, and transportation services.

Arizona Department of Corrections staff and inmates volunteered to help with flood relief in Miami, Arizona, exemplifying unity and community service.

Tolleson aids Globe, Arizona, in flood recovery with manpower, supplies, and utility truck; Gatorade Tolleson donates hydration products for relief efforts.

Tommy Singley transitioned from homelessness to stable housing thanks to the persistent support of Tempe's HOPE team, who provided dedicated assistance and resources.