DFFM crews continue flood cleanup in Globe-Miami, AZ, clearing debris to prevent future blockages and ensure waterways flow freely. Community and multiple agencies remain engaged in recovery efforts.

Town Hall Meeting with Luke Air Force Base in El Mirage postponed due to the federal shutdown, affecting community engagement and the promotion of the Luke Days Air Show.

Arizona's Department of Corrections schedules Richard Djerf's execution for October 17, 2025, and instructs media to RSVP for the post-execution briefing.

Audit of Sonoita Elementary School District reveals efficient spending and high student scores but flags risky oversight in cash handling, IT security, and transportation services.

Arizona Department of Corrections staff and inmates volunteered to help with flood relief in Miami, Arizona, exemplifying unity and community service.

Mesa Library is hosting Fandom Week with themed activities for pop culture fans at all locations, including interactive movie events and games for all ages.

Arizona seeks a new judge for Division One of the Court of Appeals due to Hon. Paul J. McMurdie's retirement. Candidates must apply by Nov. 12, 2025, and the chosen judge will earn $210,000 starting January 1, 2026.

Tolleson aids Globe, Arizona, in flood recovery with manpower, supplies, and utility truck; Gatorade Tolleson donates hydration products for relief efforts.

Tommy Singley transitioned from homelessness to stable housing thanks to the persistent support of Tempe's HOPE team, who provided dedicated assistance and resources.

Phoenix, DFFM, and Phoenix Fire Department plan a prescribed burn at Tres Rios Wetlands in October to manage vegetation and restore habitat, with potential road closures and visible smoke.

A coalition of attorneys general, led by Kris Mayes, is suing the DOJ over new rules that restrict funds aiding survivors of violence from being used to help undocumented immigrants.

Chandler, AZ residents will see utility rate hikes for water, wastewater, reclaimed water, and solid waste due to increased operating costs and funding for infrastructure upgrades.

The Peoria Police Department's RTCC received multiple awards at the NRTCCA conference for its use of technology and Sergeant Michael Lesher was honored as Supervisor of the Year.