Busch Vacuum Solutions is opening a new 60,000-square-foot Service Center in Tempe, Arizona by October 2025 to enhance service and repairs for North American customers in various industries.

Goodyear's Vice Mayor Campbell and Councilmember Kaino join the Civic Craft Leadership Program by the Arizona League of Cities and Towns for enhanced leadership skills.

Keith Auzenne was sentenced to 8 years in prison following a domestic dispute that led to a dangerous crash, as detailed by Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell.

El Mirage announced a series of community events for the coming seasons, including the Fiesta de la Gente and Fall Harvest Festival, culminating with a Spring Faire, seeking sponsorships for these gatherings.

El Mirage's biannual bulk trash collection is coming up, with fall cleanup registration opening August 18, 2025. Residents must schedule an appointment and pay a $10 fee.

Gov. Katie Hobbs toured Arizona, promoting initiatives like lower drug costs, free school lunches, border security, a new well in San Simon, education reform, veterans' housing, Indigenous healing practices, and wildfire prevention.

Senator Gallego meets with the family of Kelly Yu, a Peoria restaurant owner facing deportation after being detained by ICE, highlighting issues in U.S. immigration policy.

Tolleson hosts a career fair at the Civic Center on October 14, connecting job seekers with over 20 businesses.

Several programs in Arizona assist families with air conditioning costs, offering discounts, free maintenance, and no-interest payment plans, facilitated by Walmart, HVAC companies, and non-profits like AllThrive365.

Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School reports air pollution levels 28 times higher than acceptable, leading to school closure and online classes.

Arizona's Supreme Court ruled the state's school funding method for maintenance and repair unconstitutional, citing a violation of the constitutional requirement to uniformly fund education.

A plane departed from Phoenix-Goodyear Airport went missing. Wreckage was found by Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office. The pilot's identity is pending confirmation. MCSO and NTSB are investigating.

Isaac King was sentenced to 35.5 years for killing Trooper Tyler Edenhofer and aggravated assault. Edenhofer died during a confrontation with King, who was throwing rocks at cars. The incident and trial were marked by delays.