The Salvation Army aids flood victims in Globe-Miami and seeks donations for relief efforts, emphasizing that all contributions directly support the cause.

Globe, Arizona, is recovering from devastating flash floods, with over 150 resources involved in search and rescue operations. Local heroes and businesses are supporting the community amid ongoing recovery efforts.

De Colores Healing Art Studio and artist Carolina Benavidez help domestic violence survivors heal through creativity, with an exhibit in October to benefit related shelters.

Rescue teams in the Valley responded to flood-induced emergencies, safely recovering two individuals swept away in Wittmann after checking flood levels by their vehicle.

Scottsdale residents brace for more severe weather after heavy rain causes flash floods and closures, with authorities urging caution and preparedness.

Scottsdale has opened Fire Station 612 to enhance emergency response services for its northern community, boasting specialized vehicles and facilities within a $13.7 million project.

Tempe's new animal welfare subcommittee prepares for its first meeting to enhance local animal cruelty ordinances and collaborate with welfare organizations.

Casa Grande's Urban Camping Ordinance aims to keep public spaces safe and clean by managing urban camping, with provisions for outreach and support services.

The City of Surprise hosts autumn events, including the Surprise Fiesta Grande and G.A.I.N. Night, opens a teen lounge, reduces business license fees, offers a children's reading program, and prepares to host the USTA National Championships.

Scottsdale Police seek community feedback for CALEA reaccreditation review, adhering to 462 standards since 1994. Public comments influence assessment of department's performance.

The Phoenix Fire Department was named the 2024 Arizona Early Childhood Regional Champion for its efforts in child safety, receiving a plaque from Senator Mark Kelly's office.

Surprise Aquatic Center hosts its annual Pumpkin Splash, where participants can pick pumpkins from a floating patch and enjoy family-friendly activities on October 18.

Phoenix trains residents in emergency bleeding control through STOP THE BLEED® courses, with free classes and free kits provided during a session with Councilwoman Kesha Hodge-Washington.