Casa Grande concluded its Summer 2025 season, highlighting community engagement in recreation, learning, and cultural events, with plans to continue offering diverse programs.

Tombstone seeks two members for its Historic Preservation Commission, offering a role in safeguarding the city's historic legacy through regular meetings and various preservation-related responsibilities.

Scottsdale United Methodist Church plans an 82-unit affordable housing complex, sparking mixed community reactions and concerns on shared community spaces.

Phoenix's LSG Sky Chefs violated city heat regulations, resulting in an investigation. Non-functioning ACs in catering trucks put airport workers at risk. The city may terminate their contract for repeat offenses.

Chandler's new LEAD program aims to develop youth professional skills through partnership with local educational institutions, offering a free Level Up Conference.

Individuals with disabilities completed a 220-mile rafting trip through the Grand Canyon with support from Ability360 and volunteers, showcasing triumph over adversity.

Arizona Chef's Week aims to combat the usual summer slowdown in local restaurants with special chef-driven menus, despite the season's heat challenges.

Premature twin calves named Cleo and Clover beat the odds and survived on a Mesa farm; they are gaining strength and the Brotemarkle family is hopeful.

Erica Kahn faced over $20,000 in medical bills for rabies treatment after a bat encounter in Arizona, due to her health plan's uncommunicated waiting period.

Over 50 exotic animals were rescued from a property in Rio Verde due to neglect, lacking water and shade in extreme heat. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and volunteers provided aid, with an investigation into the owner ongoing.

Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School in Phoenix has temporarily closed due to air quality concerns from roof construction. Remote learning is in effect until fall break ends in October.

AzEIP proposed a new referral procedure with a public commentary period from August 1-31, 2025, seeking feedback to improve early intervention services in Arizona.

Scottsdale introduces a new trolley route to link residents with essential services, particularly the food bank, senior center, and community center, to address food insecurity.