Scottsdale expands its smoking laws to include e-cigarettes and vapes, following a unanimous city council decision influenced by local student activism.

Construction on Roosevelt Street storm drain to start in November, aimed at improving flood protection in Scottsdale/Tempe area. Project completion is expected by December 2026.

Attorney General Kris Mayes leads 21 attorneys general and 3 governors in a lawsuit against the USDA and Secretary Brooke Rollins for suspending SNAP benefits during a federal shutdown.

Gilbert, AZ invites residents to Utility Listening Sessions in November to discuss water and utility concerns, including the new billing portal, and announces a water meter audit.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne opposes the delay in removing DEI language from teaching standards, citing a potential loss of $866 million in federal funding and a belief that DEI detracts from core education goals.

KB Home expands in Queen Creek with the Olea Groves community, aiming for 500 homes on a 115-acre site near Queen Creek Olive Mill, with a focus on affordability and local agritainment culture integration.

Two years since Preston Lord's death, his family and community honor his memory and discuss ongoing efforts to combat teen violence, including the passage of Preston's Law in Arizona.

Grand Canyon National Park closes due to a federal government shutdown, following concerns over safety and maintenance raised by former park officials. Visitors face closed facilities and an absence of rangers.

Kovach Enclosure Systems expands in Chandler, Arizona, with a 190,475 sq ft lease at Chandler Freeways Business Park, signaling growth and commitment to the city.

Senator Kelly criticizes the Trump administration for not ensuring the extension of SNAP benefits, potentially impacting millions amid higher grocery prices.

Silver Alert: Avondale Police seek Robert Jones, 70, with memory loss, last seen driving a silver Lexus RX350, license TAA6CL. Missing since October 28, 2025.

The article reports on the potential suspension of SNAP benefits in Arizona due to a government shutdown, highlighting concerns from local politicians including Sen. Mark Kelly and Gov. Katie Hobbs, and efforts to find alternate solutions.

Democratic senators, led by Ruben Gallego, address a letter to CFPB Acting Director Vought regarding concerns of an alleged plan to shut down the bureau, contrasting the Trump administration's court statements.