The "Barbie Truck Dreamhouse Living Tour" is visiting Arizona to celebrate Barbie's 60th Dreamhouse anniversary, offering exclusive merchandise at various locations in September.

The Loop 303 off-ramp to US 60 in Surprise, AZ, will be closed overnight on Sept. 12 for interchange improvements.

Downtown Phoenix's First Friday event, a monthly street fair since 1994, now includes music, food, and art from 6-10 p.m., with cultural venues like the Phoenix Art Museum offering free admission.

The City of Surprise partners with ARIZONA@WORK for a free hiring fair on September 26, 2024, at the local library, offering on-the-spot interviews and job opportunities.

Pinal County has declared September "Workforce Development Month" to honor the professionals helping job seekers and businesses, underscored by a proclamation read by Harold Christ.

John Fuery has been appointed as the new Chief Adult Probation Officer in Pinal County, replacing Saul Schoon. With a history in the department and accolades like Probation Officer of the Year, he's set to bring experience and expertise to the role.

Scottsdale officials highlight National Preparedness Month, urging residents to follow the 'Ready, Set, Go' protocol for disaster readiness, enhancing city services for storm response, and promoting alternative flood prevention methods.

AG Kris Mayes demands federal action to fix power outages at San Carlos Irrigation Project affecting 13,000 customers, citing health risks and service reliability problems.

Phoenix area schools increased security after a social media threat following a recent Atlanta shooting, with Cesar Chavez High School witnessing low attendance due to safety concerns among parents and students.

Phoenix Police Officer Zane Coolidge died from injuries after a downtown shooting by a suspected car thief. He leaves behind a wife and baby girl. This marks the fourth on-duty officer death in Arizona in 2024.

Authorities confirmed the murder of Alijah Bradley, whose body was discovered after he was reported missing in Gilbert, with childhood friend Samuel Bush facing charges.

A heatwave is forecasted for Phoenix, Arizona, with temperatures hitting above 100 degrees throughout the week, prompting warnings for residents to take precautions.

Amazon Prime Video features "Breaking Pickleball," showcasing Arizona's inaugural pickleball league season and the personal stories of those involved.