The Phoenix Police issued a Silver Alert for 34-year-old Tiffany Shivers, last seen near North 51st Avenue and West McDowell Road in Phoenix, Arizona. She may appear confused due to a medical condition.

The new Fire Station 74 in Ahwatukee, managed by the Phoenix Fire Department, has begun construction, promising to enhance local emergency response and sustainability.

Surprise hosts its annual Family Kickball Tournament on Nov. 15 at the Surprise Youth Baseball Complex for players of all ages and abilities. Registration requires a team of 8-15 with fees of $5 for residents.

Arizona's ADOA offers free counseling to employees and dependents, highlighting mental health resources for all, including hotlines and local services. State and university workers have industry-specific assistance available.

Early retirement requires careful financial planning due to health insurance costs, penalties on early 401(k) withdrawals, and reduced social security if taken at age 62.

A man received a one-year sentence for assaulting a U.S. Border Patrol agent. He admitted to resisting arrest, intending to transport undocumented individuals, and using methamphetamine.

The Arizona Department of Transportation advises of heavy traffic expected in Phoenix due to a Cardinals game, suggesting alternative routes and early parking.

ADOT announces nighttime restrictions for the Loop 303 ramp at US 60 in Surprise from Oct 21-31 due to maintenance work, including lane reductions and ramp closures.

Chandler City Council renewed a $108,000 contract with Sigma Tactical Wellness for heart health screenings for police officers, to combat heart disease risks among law enforcement.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has warned iDentidad Telecom to stop transmitting suspected illegal robocall traffic, with potential legal consequences.

ADOT has completed rockfall mitigation and other safety improvements on SR 89A in Oak Creek Canyon, lifting traffic restrictions for commuters and tourists.

ADOT was honored for supporting minority and women-owned businesses, spending $65 million in 2023 and offering a program to help such businesses secure federal contracts.

Westbound I-10 in Arizona will be closed between US 60 and I-17 from the evening of October 18th to the early morning of October 21st for pavement and sign work. Detours will be provided via Loop 202 and Loop 101.