Chandler is seeking public feedback to pinpoint sidewalk and path gaps for improved safety and connectivity. Residents can report issues via an online survey until August 9.

Fountain Hills announces a season of festivities, including theater performances, farmers markets, wine walks, dance events, an art festival, a Thanksgiving parade, and holiday celebrations.

Ginny Dickey leads Fountain Hills' election, with early votes showing her at 47%. Joe Arpaio and other candidates trail behind in a robust contest. Results are still unofficial.

Former swim coach David Laudati was arrested for secretly recording minors changing, with multiple charges of voyeurism following a lengthy investigation.

Pinal County released initial primary election results, with counts from early ballots available online and more to come as Election Day ballots are processed.

Prescott Valley's Harvest Festival will offer free family activities, including a Costume Parade and Bounce Houses, food trucks, an overlap with the Artist Studio Tour, and live music on October 5 at the Civic Center.

Dillon Shifflett was sentenced to 16 years for a DUI crash in San Tan Valley that killed a father and son. He had a BAC of 0.116 and THC in his system.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of heat, dust, and possible thunderstorms for Phoenix, AZ, with high temperatures around 109-112 degrees and intermittent chances of rain.

Two Phoenix men were arrested for sexually assaulting an elderly woman and teenagers in separate care facility incidents, with one caught by a motion-activated camera.

School districts across the U.S. are increasingly adopting a four-day week to address teacher shortages and retain staff, with some seeing improved staff satisfaction and graduation rates, despite no clear evidence of increased student achievement.

Austin Davis was arrested in Tempe for trespassing at Moeur Park after multiple warnings and a 30-day ban. He previously held unpermitted events and has been banned for a year from Papago Park Regional Area.

Chandler residents vote for their favorite neighborhood in the Mayor’s Neighborhood Excellence People’s Choice award, with seven areas competing after hosting G.A.I.N. events.

The City of Mesa's Hydration Donation Campaign, aiming for 700,000 water bottles to help the needy in extreme heat, has reached halfway and continues until September 27. Two drop-off events are scheduled to boost donations.