Mesa is starting its yearly funding application for local projects in housing and community development, with a meeting on Sept. 10 for interested organizations.

Arizona Supreme Court ruled that homeowners can assign warranty claims to their HOA, as contract language did not preclude assignment of claims for breach of workmanship or habitability.

Maricopa Library's Summer Reading Program ended with winners announced for their Bookmark Contest, showcasing artistic talents and promoting literacy.

Mesa's Asian District promotion wins the 2025 IEDC Gold Award, recognizing efforts to highlight the area's cultural and economic significance through an impactful brochure.

Surprise seeks exhibitors and sponsors for the 2025 SciTech Festival, featuring interactive STEAM activities and a job fair on November 22. Applications due by October 3.

Surprise activates a new traffic signal at 163rd Ave and San Ysidro Rd to improve traffic flow and safety, forgoing the usual flashing red phase due to high traffic volumes.

Flagstaff City Council invites community input on the use of ALPR cameras, with a meeting scheduled for October 28 to discuss their impact and the contract with Flock Safety.

Emergency crews rescued a worker with a head injury atop a stadium light pole after an equipment failure during routine maintenance at Hohokam Stadium.

Richard Baptiste and Anicia Woods are being tried for the murder and abuse of Rebekah Baptiste. Court details reveal a grim living environment and severe injuries leading to her death.

Scottsdale police search for suspect Matthew Dieringer for a targeted homicide. Tips are sought to locate Dieringer, who is considered charismatic and manipulative, and should not be approached.

Vamsi Potiny was arrested by Pima County Sheriffs in connection with his missing father, with searches for Sitharamanjaneyulu Potiny ongoing in Southern Arizona.

Authorities in Mohave County euthanized a methamphetamine-affected dog with internal injuries. Owners Marcia Peterson and Trevor Berry face charges; Berry remains at large. The Sheriff's Office seeks public help in the case.

The article discusses the forecast of variable weather in Phoenix, including chances of showers and thunderstorms, a gradual increase in temperatures up to 104°F, and suggestions for residents to stay hydrated and informed.