The City of Peoria shares safety tips for Halloween, advising on costume visibility, fitting, safe prop handling, using sidewalks, planning routes, and inspecting candy for a secure trick-or-treating experience.

Peoria's Community Engagement division offers a Tool Lending Center for residents over 18, providing free garden and yard tools to maintain their landscapes.

A water main break at Higley and Elliot Roads in Gilbert has blocked the intersection, with crews working on repairs. Local transit is affected, but water services remain stable with potential discoloration.

Mesa Community Court has partnered with MCC to offer educational opportunities to justice-involved individuals as a pathway to employment and reintegration into society.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced an indictment in a large fentanyl seizure involving Jesus Sandoval Leyva, facing multiple felony charges in a multi-agency sting.

The Riggs are developing Cartique, an innovative car-themed venue in Scottsdale's Riverwalk area, targeting car enthusiasts with unique auto displays, auctions, and interactive experiences.

Fountain Hills, AZ hosts a hazardous waste collection at the local high school for residents to dispose of unwanted chemicals safely. Proof of residency is required.

Queen Creek reflects on the tragic death of Preston Lord a year ago, with community leaders committed to preventing youth violence through increased dialogue, law enforcement presence, and parental involvement.

Buckeye launches the YourBuckeye app, providing residents with an easy way to report issues, pay bills, and stay updated on city news through their mobile devices.

Rehrig Pacific opened a new 264,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Buckeye, Arizona, aimed at expanding and strengthening its sustainable practices and local economy.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes files a lawsuit against behavioral health operators for alleged disability discrimination, specifically regarding an HIV-positive resident.

Arizona detectives from the Vehicle Theft Task Force recovered stolen vehicles linked to a Tucson car club, leading to the arrest of five suspects and the seizure of four stolen and nine additional vehicles.

Maricopa County is updating its Comprehensive Plan to guide future growth and development through 2040, seeking public input for a balanced, participatory approach.