Surprise Fire-Medical and Police Departments offer free car seat checks in the Target parking lot on September 21, during Child Passenger Safety Week.

Rep. Gallego urges the BIA to address power outages in Arizona affecting residents with high electricity bills and unsafe conditions, especially on tribal lands. He requests measures to improve SCIP reliability and affordability.

Saul Bal, born in August 1983, was indicted by a Grand Jury on multiple charges, including First Degree Murder, following the death of Phoenix Officer Zane Coolidge.

Reports by non-profits detail abuse of migrant children in Border Patrol custody, including physical and verbal maltreatment, and lack of basic needs.

Scottsdale's Civic Center Library introduces Yellow Spruce Roasters café, enhancing its space with coffee and pastries for patrons beginning September 18th.

Scottsdale schools are responding to a series of social media threats, with local police investigating the incidents in partnership with educational institutions and counter-terrorism personnel.

Casa Grande invites residents to a service event at Ed Hooper Park to honor 9/11 victims, with cleaning and beautification projects, speeches, and activities for families.

Governor Katie Hobbs attended "El Grito de Dolores" at Arizona's capitol, showing support for the Mexican-American community and acknowledging the strong ties between Arizona and Mexico.

Governor Hobbs of Arizona appointed Supervisor Patrice Horstman to the state's Water Infrastructure Finance Authority Board, recognizing her extensive legal expertise in resource management.

The Arizona Department of Health Services offers a variety of breastfeeding support services, including a 24/7 hotline, professional training, and public virtual groups.

Lynda Carter endorses her sister's Democratic opponents in the Arizona House race, supporting Kelli Butler and Karen Gresham over Pamela Carter due to differing political views.

The Martin Auto Museum in Glendale, Arizona, houses over 170 cars, spanning a century of automotive history, offering visitors an immersive experience that highlights both the evolution of automobiles and their role in cultural milestones.

Chino Valley announces a variety of community events and programs for fall, including yoga, ping pong, dance fitness classes, and Halloween plans, with details available on their website.