Tempe Police Department launches "Operation: Safe Start" to ensure safety with increased presence and monitoring around schools during the new academic year.

Coconino County is holding meetings for wildfire preparedness, developing a Community Wildfire Protection Plan with stakeholders' collaboration and a public survey.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren praised the Just Move It run event, highlighting the participants' determination and community spirit despite the summer heat.

Gilbert Regional Park's playground is closed for maintenance from Aug 18-31; other park amenities remain open.

Five new officers joined the Maricopa Police Department, each with unique backgrounds including military service, public health, and community ties, ready to serve the growing city after academy training.

Gilbert, Arizona invites the public to its 9/11 memorial ceremony with a Tribute In Light display on September 11, 2025.

Busch Vacuum Solutions is opening a new 60,000-square-foot Service Center in Tempe, Arizona by October 2025 to enhance service and repairs for North American customers in various industries.

El Mirage's biannual bulk trash collection is coming up, with fall cleanup registration opening August 18, 2025. Residents must schedule an appointment and pay a $10 fee.

Tolleson hosts a career fair at the Civic Center on October 14, connecting job seekers with over 20 businesses.

Several programs in Arizona assist families with air conditioning costs, offering discounts, free maintenance, and no-interest payment plans, facilitated by Walmart, HVAC companies, and non-profits like AllThrive365.

Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School reports air pollution levels 28 times higher than acceptable, leading to school closure and online classes.

Reports and statements suggest an increase in DACA recipient detentions, creating uncertainty and fear among those who arrived in the U.S. as minors and now face an unstable future.

Maricopa Community Colleges and the City of Mesa enhance the Mesa College Promise program with billboards generating $400,000 annually for tuition-free education for eligible locals.