Ex-Scottsdale officer Derok Roach got a one-year suspension for on-duty sexual activities in his patrol vehicle; the AZPOST board finalized this discipline following an internal probe.

Arizona's universities see a drop in international student enrollment due to tighter visa policies. ASU, the University of Arizona, and NAU have all reported declines.

The SBA opens Business Recovery Centers in Arizona and for Tribal Nations to help entities affected by fires apply for disaster loans and recovery aid.

Gilbert is recovering from a storm that caused tree falls, road blocks, and power outages. Crews are working to clear debris, and residents are advised to keep safe, especially around downed power lines.

Tempe announces altered city services for Labor Day: offices closed, emergency services active, limited transit service, no trash pickup interruption, select facilities with reduced hours, and online resources available.

MesaNow reports planned street maintenance on Ellsworth Road in Mesa, with phased lane restrictions and potential delays starting August 28 through September 15.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes secures the release of all outstanding educational funds from the Trump Administration, ending a legal battle over the frozen $132 million for the state's schools.

The City of Phoenix allocated $40,000 to the Love Your Block Grant Program to support sustainable, neighborhood-led beautification projects focusing on environmental sustainability and water conservation.

The Arizona Attorney General sued Edward Albarracin and Gretchen Zamjahn for operating a deceptive real estate scheme that preyed on elderly homeowners.

ADOT announces no state highway closures in Arizona over Labor Day weekend to facilitate travel, but advises drivers to prepare for potential delays and to carry emergency kits for safety.

AG Kris Mayes and 44 bipartisan AGs demand AI companies stop AI chatbots from inappropriate interactions with children, citing dangerous behaviors being promoted. They emphasize the need for child safety in AI development.

Maricopa City invites public feedback on proposed zoning law updates in two meetings: the Planning & Zoning Commission on Oct 27, 2025, and the City Council on Dec 2, 2025.

ADOT seeks public feedback on adding nine EV charging corridors as part of its 2025 plan, with surveys open until September 8. The initiative is funded by federal grants to improve EV infrastructure across Arizona.