Tempe celebrates new infrastructure with public art contributions from local artists, enhancing bike and pedestrian pathways, with a ceremony on September 20.

Phoenix reports on the progress of public safety improvements, noting nearly 70% completion of action items and updates on use of force policy, officer training, and accountability measures.

The Scottsdale City Council has delayed a vote on suing Arizona over Axon's expansion, leaving the company's project in uncertainty. Despite internal strife, Axon plans to proceed without city negotiations.

Arizona considers allowing individuals with one year of law school to practice criminal law, facing both support and criticism within the legal community.

Lake Havasu City Police reported high activity over Labor Day weekend, with 950 calls, 90 arrests, and a focus on DUI enforcement, resulting in 10 DUI arrests.

Flagstaff is updating its Carbon Neutrality Plan, inviting residents to open house events for input, with the aim to address climate change effectively and maintain the plan's relevance.

Scottsdale night market vendors face unease due to a closed shipping loophole affecting tariffs, leading to higher business costs and impacting local sellers.

Treasured Midwifery in the Valley has shut down, affecting clients like Jenna Bowman, who had paid for a home birth. Clients received partial refunds and are seeking new arrangements.

A 13-year-old with a gastrointestinal disorder designed a charity shirt with Make-A-Wish Arizona and State Forty Eight, benefiting the Phoenix Children’s IBD Program.

Mobile doggy gyms in AC-equipped vans offer a cooler workout alternative for dogs to avoid hot sidewalks. DoggDash in Phoenix and Run Dawg in Las Vegas provide treadmill exercises for dogs' wellbeing.

Mesa's Youth Flag Football program is open for registration, offering co-ed and girls leagues and a Kinder Clinic for kids. The affordable program fosters growth and community, with scholarships available.

Arizona's Superintendent proposes a $180 million increase for school safety to expand protection and prevent funding gaps, seeking more officers and training.

Navajo Nation seeks approval for the historic Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, aiming to secure 44,700 acre-feet/year from the Upper Basin Colorado River to ensure water rights for indigenous communities.