Scottsdale Police Department intensifies its approach to public safety by combining enforcement with community service outreach to the homeless, involving thousands of contacts, camp cleanups, service offers, and arrests.

Police investigated a misreported threat at Thunderbolt Middle School, leading to the arrest of students who altered their stories about a violent incident.

Lake Havasu City Police Department announces increased traffic and DUI enforcement from August 29 to September 1, funded by a state grant for the Labor Day weekend.

ADEQ's public notice period for the Transwestern Pipeline Company's Class I Renewal Permit is now open for community input on environmental compliance.

Councilmember Jeni Coke of Lake Havasu City joins the Arizona Civic Craft Leadership Program, enhancing her potential to drive local and statewide progress.

Lake Havasu City offers free non-potable water to local construction companies for tasks such as dust mitigation, potentially saving on costs of using city water.

Nordstrom Rack is opening a new store in Downtown Goodyear, as part of the city's revitalization efforts, offering discounted branded items and contributing to local economic growth.

Tom Horne calls for resignation of Lydia and Cassandra Hernandez from the Cartwright School Board after they caused a security incident at Maryvale High School.

Mesa Public Library is hosting cardmaking events for first responders ahead of the 9/11 National Day of Service, inviting the community to express their gratitude.

Apache Junction celebrates the 20th anniversary of its Multi-Generational Center with a series of events including games, discounts on memberships, and a chance to win a one-year membership.

Casa Grande invites public input on its Community Development Block Grant program report, with a review period from August 31 to September 14, 2025, and a public hearing on September 15.

Flagstaff announces facility closures for Labor Day, with City Hall, the landfill, and other services paused, but the Aquaplex and Jay Lively Center remain open. Trash and recycling pickup schedules are adjusted for the holiday.

Gabby Vera of Lake Havasu City has been named the 2025 APRA Young Professional of the Year for her impactful work in Parks and Recreation, as well as earning a national award from the NRPA.