Rep. Ruben Gallego secures $963,000 for the San Carlos Apache Tribe's policing needs, including new equipment and technology to enhance law enforcement across their 1.8 million acre territory.

The Arizona Attorney General and FTC are suing Coulter Motor Company for deceptive and discriminatory practices, with a $2.6 million settlement proposed.

Gilbert, Arizona, is seeking volunteers for its Redevelopment Commission and Self-Insured Trust Board, with applications open until August 26, 2024. Residents with relevant expertise are encouraged to apply to help shape the town's future.

The Gilbert Police and Maricopa County Attorney's Office launch "Report, Don’t Repost" to curb juvenile crime by encouraging reporting over social media sharing.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue is seeking new paramedics and EMTs. Online applications are open until September 8, 2024, with required certifications varying by position.

The Chandler Museum presents "Portraits of Dementia," an exhibit by Joe Wallace that portrays the nuanced experiences of individuals with dementia, seeking to challenge the stigma and spotlight human aspects of the condition.

Chandler’s Deputy City Manager, Dawn Lang, received the Finance Excellence Award from the GFOAz for her significant contributions to local government finance and Chandler’s financial stability.

Artists Rachel Slick and Timothy Schirack are celebrated for their vibrant public art at Tempe Public Library and plan a closing reception on August 27.

The article discusses Phoenix's intense heatwave, with temperatures reaching 110 degrees, and advises locals to adapt by staying hydrated and limiting daytime outdoor activities.

Mesa partners with Phoenix Rescue Mission, allocating a $530,000 grant for year-long heat relief and support services to aid the city's homeless population through extreme summer conditions and beyond.

Mesa officials and mascots joined forces to promote pedestrian safety as schools reopen, emphasizing the role of crossing guards and safer road habits.

The Arizona Department of Transportation's Safety Message Contest entered its voting phase, with 10 finalists chosen from over 2,500 entries, to promote road safety.

Southbound I-17 at Jomax Road in north Phoenix will be closed for pavement upgrades from the evening of August 16 until the morning of August 19. Traffic will be detoured via the I-17 ramps at Jomax Road.