Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne links school closures to parental anger over 'woke ideology,' citing Scottsdale's recent controversies and school board spending as an example.

Apache Junction has been named a JustServe City for its exceptional volunteerism, joining other Arizona cities recognized for utilizing the JustServe platform to connect citizens with local service opportunities.

Phoenix reports 90% completion of its Food Action Plan goals, improving local food systems and access, as outlined in its 2025 Food Action Impact Report.

Page Unified School District #8 is seeking a new Governing Board member, with interviews for six candidates facilitated by an advisory committee. Coconino County residents can email feedback until October 17, 2025.

The Senate passed the Intelligence Authorization Act, with key measures for U.S. national security against threats, focusing on adversarial actions by China and Russia, as well as border and drug cartel issues.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam targeting relatives of inmates, with fraudsters posing as staff and asking for money for bogus programs.

San Luis inaugurates a $6.65M manganese treatment plant to remove iron and manganese from the water at 2,400 gallons per minute, enhancing city water quality.

Banner Estrella Medical Center's 5th Floor Expansion in Tolleson has opened, enhancing access to healthcare with a $35 million project including new beds and facilities.

Buckeye's Reduce the Commute Job Fair aims to connect locals with nearby job opportunities, addressing the issue of long commutes for over 90% of residents.

Sedona's investigation found ex-Mayor Jablow created a hostile work environment for Chief Foley but found no gender discrimination or evidence supporting Jablow's harassment claims.

The federal shutdown is causing widespread impact, from halted unemployment benefits in Arizona to military payment issues, with the deadlock arising from disputes over healthcare funding.

Goodyear Police arrested Stephen Hunter for animal cruelty after a video circulated online, resulting in the rescue of six dogs and an ongoing investigation.

A severe microburst hit Tempe, Arizona, leaving over 70 businesses inoperable and residents displaced, as cleanup begins in the aftermath of the worst storm in decades.