Gilbert's Town Manager Patrick Banger is leaving to join Glendale next year, leaving behind a legacy of economic growth and improved infrastructure after 14 years of service. A transition plan for an interim manager and his successor is underway.

Senator Mark Kelly warns of possible significant health insurance cost increases for Arizona families if Congress doesn't extend tax credits, with potential monthly premium hikes from $168 to $755.

YCSO issued a notice on unclaimed property, including phones, bikes, and firearms, urging owners to provide proof and retrieve items before disposal after November 28, 2025.

The Tonto National Forest plans to start prescribed burns on Nov. 3, covering 890 acres at Diamond Point and 2,100 acres at Ellison Creek to reduce wildfire risk.

A federal court ruling allows the use of contingency funds to support SNAP in Arizona, as local businesses step up to offer aid during the funding crisis.

Coconino County's Justice Bus, a mobile court initiative, was acknowledged with the 2025 Judicial Branch Strategic Agenda Award from the Arizona Supreme Court for improving legal access in rural areas.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office probes a homicide at Del Rio Drive and SR 260 following a shooting. Suspect Henry Greer, 53, was arrested and charged with First-Degree Homicide. The investigation is ongoing.

Chandler, Arizona, introduces LEAD Chandler, a leadership development program for young adults, starting February 20-21, 2026, at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. Applications are due by December 5, 2025.

The article describes a week of steady and pleasant weather in Phoenix, AZ, with clear skies and temperatures ranging from highs in the upper 80s to lows in the lower 60s.

Queen Creek Police share Halloween safety tips, stressing visibility for costumes, adult supervision, and safe driving. They also advise on party safety and enforce laws against impaired driving.

Site Six Fishing Dock in Lake Havasu City is closing for renovations starting October 13, with expected completion by mid-November, affecting nearby areas including temporary boat ramp closure.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren discussed student recruitment and support with BYU–Idaho leaders, aiming to improve the academic and career prospects for Navajo and Native students.

Neighbors in Phoenix are turning Halloween into a food drive to help those affected by SNAP benefit cuts, with people distributing food alongside candy to assist those in need.