Homeless advocate Austin Davis was arrested in Tempe for trespassing, escalating the dispute over his “Sunday Picnics” for the homeless after a permit denial.

August events in Arizona include Arizona Black Rodeo, indoor fun at Superstition Springs, Salt and Straw's new location, Hot Wheels trucks, and Gathering of the Ghouls as reported by ABC15.

Peoria's Economic Development office released a survey to gather resident input on desired retail and dining options to inform business attraction strategies and bolster the economy.

The article highlights Phoenix's top bars and the growing reputation of Arizona's wine regions, emphasizing the quality of local drinks available in the state.

A juvenile was arrested for the death of a 6-month-old left in a hot car in Yavapai County. The child was forgotten for hours by the neighbor responsible for him.

Scottsdale Video Network's August lineup features programming on local history, wildlife, fire mitigation, and military affairs, available on Cox Cable channel 11 and online.

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) is starting the Loop 202 (Santan Freeway) Improvement Project to add new lanes and revamp interchanges over 8 miles, causing temporary closures and detours.

Mesa Electric is giving free trees to customers who attend a workshop on September 21 to save energy and money, with online registration open until September 12.

Upcoming Phoenix freeway closures from August 2-5 include parts of I-17, I-10, and Loop 101 for improvement projects. Drivers should expect detours and delays.

New Rally's fast-food location opens in El Mirage, Arizona, setting state franchise records for opening day and week sales, and aligning with the city's economic goals.

The DOT proposed a rule to stop airlines from charging extra fees for families to sit together, reflecting efforts by Rep. Gallego to eliminate hidden costs.

A woman was shot and killed by Chandler police after a domestic violence call near Dobson and Germann Roads. Officers fired when she didn't drop her weapon. No other injuries were reported.

Maricopa announces its free October and November Concerts in the Park series at Copper Sky Regional Park, as part of a broader initiative to provide diverse community events.