A Silver Alert has been issued for missing 77-year-old Gregory Tanchuk last seen at a Mesa care facility, possibly appearing confused due to a medical condition.

Queen Creek government offices are closed for Labor Day. Public safety services remain available. Trash collections are unaffected, and emergency contacts and online services are provided. Normal hours resume after the holiday.

The Maricopa County Environmental Services Department reports illnesses from unpermitted vendors selling "tacos al pastor," leading to 17 cases of sickness.

Maricopa announces plans for a new City Gym and Field House complex, with sports facilities and a transformed police substation, inviting public discussion at upcoming meetings.

Yavapai County officials promote year-round wildfire vigilance and Firewise standards, emphasizing the need for local engagement in prevention amid staffing challenges and potential wildfire threats.

El Güero Canelo partnered with Pima County to educate Spanish-speaking residents about pet care, leading to "El Güero Canelo Day" recognition for its community efforts.

Road closures in Pima County are expected as Borderland Construction begins waterline work, with traffic disruptions scheduled for nearly eight weeks starting this Wednesday.

A $5 million Arizona Microbusiness Loan Program has been launched to support Southern Arizona small businesses, facilitated by CIC in partnership with Groundswell Capital.

Gabrielle David, an appointee of District 3 Supervisor Sylvia Lee, joins Pima County's Small Business Commission, bringing a rural perspective from the historic Ajo Copper News legacy.

Pima County Small Business Commission opens nominations for Small Business of the Year Awards in three categories: Urban, Rural, and Nonprofit, recognizing local businesses' impact on the economy.

The Pima County Superior Court is accepting applications for a new judge to fill Hon. Renee T. Bennett's vacated seat, as detailed on the Judicial Department's website.

The Arizona Police Association endorsed Democratic candidate Ruben Gallego for the U.S. Senate, recognizing his efforts in supporting law enforcement.

Surprise, AZ announces service adjustments for Labor Day, with trash pickup delayed until September 3 and modified hours for city libraries and recreational facilities.