The last surviving member of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, Major Fannie Griffin-McClendon, has been honored in Phoenix with a plaque.

The U.S. Forest Service's BAER team, led by Eric Schroder, is assessing damage from the Dragon Bravo Fire in Kaibab National Forest to prevent further risks.

The City of Chandler and ARISE Alliance Institute bring back free mental health workshops led by Estefana Johnson, aiming to teach residents stress management and boundary setting.

Surprise's Economic Development Department won a Silver Award from IEDC for its humorous #KaleEmergency video, which successfully promoted the city's economic potential.

Arizona's Department of Environmental Quality has issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for the weekend, advising residents to reduce air pollution by driving less and avoiding activities like wood burning.

Pinal Airpark is set to receive a control tower, with backing from Rep. Ciscomani, to support its growth and enhance safety, reflecting increased usage and future aspirations of the aviation hub.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has issued a high ozone pollution advisory, urging residents to take precautions and adjust activities to reduce pollution.

Progress is made on Arizona wildfires, with the Washington Fire 67% contained and the Sheep Spring Fire still at 0% containment, as firefighting efforts continue.

Surprise City calls for volunteers to pack meals for food bank on October 25 at a Day of Service event, with limited spaces requiring pre-registration.

Buckeye city offices and libraries closed for Labor Day, but a celebration is planned at the Aquatics Center, with bulk trash pickup shifting to an appointment system.

Rescue crews training nearby saved a 75-year-old man, Bill Davis, from drowning after he was swept away by a river current during a float trip with his wife.

Maricopa is constructing a new pedestrian bridge over railroad tracks, starting late August 2023 until summer 2026, aiming to enhance connectivity and safety.

Chandler is hosting a community meet and greet with the new acting city manager, John Pombier, and his executive team on August 27 to enhance community connections.