Phoenix Police released a video detailing an October 11 officer-involved shooting where a man with a machete was fatally shot during a domestic altercation.

SBA issues final call for EIDLs for New Mexico small businesses affected by 2024 drought before 11/25/2025 deadline.

The Chandler Municipal Court was recognized for their Instant Language Assistant system, which translates over 250 languages, enhancing accessibility for non-English speakers.

The Arizona State Retirement System celebrates its 65th anniversary, highlighting its growth from 5,000 to over half a million members and increased pensions from $700 to around $20,000 annually.

Phoenix, AZ, will enjoy clear skies and high temperatures in the 80s and low 90s for the coming week with minimal wind, according to the National Weather Service.

Maricopa County is hosting the 6th annual Spooktacular Fall Festival with free activities and community resources for families at ASU West on October 25.

Senator Ruben Gallego highlighted Latino contributions to the U.S. during Hispanic Heritage Month, promoting equal opportunities and championing Latino culture, while discussing immigration and policies affecting Latinos.

Arizona's Congressional delegates addressed a letter to the Education Secretary regarding layoffs at the Impact Aid office, potentially affecting state education.

Arizona leads in integrating AI in education, with 16% of its public school students using an AI tool, Khanmigo, and resources available for over 4,000 teachers through ADEL.

Mesa Public Library hosts Halloween events for preschoolers, with trick-or-treating, crafts, and giveaways including books and a coloring book, featuring guest appearances and activities by community partners.

The SBA reminds Arizona small businesses and nonprofits to apply for disaster loans before the Nov. 25 deadline due to drought-related economic losses.

Senator Gallego criticized Republican leadership for the government shutdown and potential health care cost increases, while advocating for federal employee pay and low insurance premiums.

Prescott National Forest starts prescribed burns on October 26 to manage forest fuels and improve forest health, with potential smoke impact in the Walker Rd. area. Public advised on smoke and trail caution.