The article outlines Phoenix Fire Department's plan to tackle wildfires, detailing strategies for emergency response, hazard mitigation, and community safety.

Chandler hosts a free screening of the autism documentary "In A Different Key" with a post-film panel, aiming to create community discussion on inclusion and support for those with autism.

Avondale is seeking experienced developers to transform 16 acres of its downtown area, The BLVD, into a mixed-use space with entertainment, dining, retail, and office areas.

The City of Phoenix offers a Lead Safe PHX program to test and remediate lead in homes built before 1978, prioritizing child safety from lead exposure.

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is closing southbound Interstate 17 near Phoenix for pavement improvements between Feb 28 and March 3.

Mesa's downtown is now adorned with a range of public art installations, enhancing the city's cultural appeal and commitment to creativity and innovation.

Attorney General Mayes and a 38-state bipartisan coalition urge Congress to act against increasing organized retail crime, emphasizing the impact on economies and public safety.

Two dead after a midair plane collision at Marana Regional Airport in Arizona raised questions about the need for air traffic control towers at smaller airports.

Frank's New York Style Deli in Phoenix is lauded for its traditional sandwiches, with "The Tony" Italian sub gaining particular praise. Recognized by Tasting Table and Yelp, this family-run delicatessen is a community favorite.

A man was fatally shot in Phoenix after a fight near 22nd Avenue and Camelback Road. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects identified yet.

The Gila River Indian Community enforces a night curfew for minors amid a surge in crime, effective from February 25 to March 9, with certain exemptions.

Phoenix will experience sunny and clear weather this week with temperatures in the mid to high 80s, dipping slightly as the week progresses, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Arizona's Superintendent calls for stricter rules to combat high student absenteeism, proposing course failures after nine unexcused absences and treating tardiness more severely.