Chandler is set to honor veterans with a breakfast on Nov. 8 and a Veterans Day event on Nov. 11, featuring meals, entertainment, and tributes to service members.

Scottsdale seeks civic-minded residents for 13 board and commission openings. Applications are due by Nov. 1 for advisory roles in the city’s policymaking.

Scottsdale's Parks & Recreation department has been reaccredited by CAPRA, marking a 30-year streak as the longest-accredited agency in Arizona and among the top five in the U.S.

Mayor Kate Gallego will honor Denise Resnik with the Global Citizen Award for her autism advocacy achievements at The Mayor's International event in Phoenix.

Phoenix is set for a sunny week with peak temperatures around 103 degrees, cooling to 99 by Columbus Day and descending to the high 80s by Friday, with mild, clear evenings in the high 60s.

Alicia Navarro, missing since 2019, resurfaced in Montana. Edmund Davis, who she was found with, pleaded guilty to unrelated child sexual abuse charges. The investigation continues, with her family asking for privacy.

Four Peaks Brewing Company hosts its 51st Oktoberfest at Tempe Beach Park with authentic beer, a chef collaboration, live music, and activities benefiting Tempe Sister Cities.

Judge Nicholas DiPiazza was unanimously voted to continue his term at Glendale City Court, focusing on technology, veterans' support, and staff growth.

Glendale's financial health receives a boost as Moody's upgrades its bond rating to Aa3, reflecting the city's economic growth and sound fiscal management.

The City of Tolleson is hosting a Community Resource Fair on October 19 to offer various services, including healthcare and job assistance, at Veterans Park.

The July 2024 Arizona UBE results show a 69% pass rate, with top scorer Daniel Harris McDermott and others recommended for legal practice in the state.

The Arizona State Board of Nursing is offering a free webinar to clarify aspects of the Nurse Licensure Compact for employers, including legislative updates and using Nursys.com.

The Santa Cruz River has shown marked ecological improvement over the past decade, highlighted in the "Ten Years of Clean Water" report, with a resurgence of wildlife and better water quality.