Scottsdale City Council funds major cultural and sporting events, including the Arizona Indigenous Culinary Experience, the Bentley Scottsdale Polo Championships, and the 2026 NCAA Women's Final Four, to boost tourism and economic activity.

The Woods Fire near Sedona, Arizona, has been fully contained, affecting 59 acres. Evacuation orders have been lifted, and local readiness is emphasized.

Maricopa has begun its annual pavement preservation to maintain roads from September to May, involving lane restrictions and "No Parking" signs in affected areas.

Chandler police fatally shot a man, Enrique Gress, who attempted a home invasion and led officers on a chase before being shot after exiting his vehicle and allegedly aiming an AK-47 at them.

Goodyear won two IEDC awards for its GSQ neighborhood development and the "You're in Good Company" advertising campaign, reflecting its economic growth and innovation.

ADCRR's Ryan Thornell defends his actions amid criticism on prison safety, as reform advocates express concerns over inmate violence and systemic failures, despite new security measures like body cameras and procedure overhauls.

Avondale’s City Hall hosted the Blank Canvas Summer Showcase & Art Expo, displaying young local artists' work and selecting winners through city employee votes across three age categories.

San Tan Valley's Board of Supervisors approved the appointment process for its first Town Council, with an application deadline on September 11 and public interviews on September 15.

Senator Ruben Gallego supports the Lowering Electric Bills Act to restore clean energy tax credits and counteract rising electricity costs due to Republican policy changes.

A Scottsdale doctor recounted surviving six days in a New Orleans hotel during Hurricane Katrina, highlighting the lack of government response and the community bond among stranded guests.

15 Arizona WWII veterans, including Wing Lei, flew to the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, accompanied by local students, in an event by the Gary Sinise Foundation and American Airlines.

Two Phoenix officers were injured early Wednesday when a suspected drunk driver hit their patrol vehicle. The crash occurred near 19th and Dunlap avenues, leading to hospitalization for the officers and the driver.

A community forum in Maricopa County focused on preventing youth violence, featuring experts, officials, and family members affected by recent violent incidents involving teens.