Phoenix prepares for a heatwave with temperatures expected to exceed 110°F, minimal relief overnight, and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Chandler has hired "The Pigeon Guy" for a $350,000 project to remove pigeons from city buildings using traps and netting.

One student died and another was detained after a stabbing at Maryvale High School, Phoenix. During the lockdown, worried parents were urged to avoid the campus. The school shifted to remote learning and offered counseling following the incident.

Arizona fires Bronco and Indian Creek are being managed with a focus on repairing roads and containment, with progress reported. Over 600 personnel are working on the situation, with public safety closures on tribal lands.

Flagstaff advances wildlife overpass construction over I-17 to enhance safety and habitat connectivity, with some traffic rerouting and delays expected.

State schools chief Tom Horne criticizes the light 18-month sentence given to an armed Tucson school intruder, advocating for harsher punishment and increased school security measures.

Scottsdale Fire Department marks 20 years with investments for the future, including a new station and units, enhanced training, and wildfire mitigation efforts, supported by city officials and funded by a sales tax.

Scottsdale's WestWorld contributed $163.6 million to Arizona's economy, hosting 80 events and supporting 1,813 jobs, with plans for venue improvements ahead.

Gilbert Police Department received a $15,000 grant to fight impaired driving, enabling enhanced enforcement and education efforts to improve road safety.

La Joya Community High School will host 'The Unshakable You,' a leadership and empowerment summit for Avondale high school students on September 15, 2025, from 3 to 5 p.m.

The Fall 2025 RAVE Review guide to Avondale's attractions and events is now available in print and online, featuring community activities and city news.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and congressional leaders demand the release of funds for the state's "Solar for All" program after its suspension by the EPA, highlighting the loss in energy savings, job creation, and solar deployment.

Cochise County Jail to get a new fire alarm system after the Board of Supervisors approves necessary upgrades for safety, following the State Fire Marshal's findings on the inadequacy of the current alarm and interim safety measures.