Scottsdale City Council meetings now have enhanced security measures, including screenings, walk-through metal detectors, and bag checks. Visitors should allow extra time to comply with these procedures.

Attorney General Kris Mayes and a coalition of all state AGs secured GI Bill benefits for a veteran, setting a precedent for others in similar situations.

ADHS is emphasizing preparation for the Arizona monsoon season risks, offering advice on heat safety, flood awareness, and storm-related health concerns.

Governor Katie Hobbs declared a State of Emergency for La Paz County after the Oxbow Bridge collapse due to a wildfire, to speed up aid and address hazards.

Flagstaff is accepting applications for its Sustainability Grants Program for local eco-friendly projects, with a workshop on Aug. 26 to assist applicants.

Lake Havasu City introduces the Havasu Residents Academy, an eight-week program to educate residents about local government operations, starting September 25, 2025.

The deaths of Emily Pike, Zariah Dodd, and Rebekah Baptiste have spotlighted failures in Arizona's DCS, sparking calls for reform and a closed-door stakeholder meeting to discuss state protocols.

Air quality tests at Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary reveal high TVOC levels linked to a chemical smell from roofing work, leading to remote learning until mid-October.

U.S. Marshals fatally shot a man wanted for a federal probation violation in Chandler; no officers were injured. The FBI is investigating the incident.

Phoenix authorities arrested Carl Squire for a 2022 crash that killed a pregnant woman and her baby. He's charged with second-degree murder and aggravated assault.

The death of Rebekah Baptiste has prompted scrutiny of child protective services after reports of abuse and murder charges against her father and his girlfriend.

Weekend road closures for Loop 202 project in Gilbert, including westbound on-ramps at Val Vista and McQueen, and a lane closure between Val Vista and Lindsay. Detours suggested.

Chandler offers free Good Neighbor 101 educational sessions for residents to learn about city services and resources, with a chance to win $500 for community events.