Registration is open for El Mirage's Fall Bulk Trash Curbside Pickup, a city service that helps residents dispose of large items for a fee, requiring adherence to specific disposal guidelines.

The Main Library introduces teen-focused workshops on mental health, covering symptom recognition, coping strategies, and encouraging discussion to destigmatize mental illness.

Arizona reports an increase in hantavirus cases, including three deaths, with nine confirmed cases across several counties, prompting health warnings and preventive measures.

The 2024 NCAA Men's Final Four boosted Arizona's economy by $429 million and increased the GDP by $256.9 million, according to a study highlighted by Phoenix’s website and mayor.

KoMiCo invests $50 million in a new semiconductor facility in Mesa, Arizona, to support the industry's growth, with plans to open by 2026, creating 200 jobs.

The Phoenix Police issued a Silver Alert for 51-year-old Mohamed Abdi, missing since August 20, 2024. He is medically vulnerable and was last seen near North 27th Street and East Thomas Road.

A Silver Alert has been issued for missing 21-year-old Nicholas Flores in Chandler, Arizona. Authorities seek public help to find him, as he has a condition causing confusion.

Peoria introduces a new Bell 505 helicopter to enhance its public safety operations, with officials expressing the initiative’s role in improving emergency response and aerial support.

Chandler City Council approves a $150,000 agreement for on-site and telehealth mental health services for local police, including counseling and training.

Gilbert, AZ commemorates 9/11 with a memorial ceremony and "Tribute in Light" honoring lives lost and first responders, advocating community service in line with the National Day of Service.

Cochise County is accepting applications to replace the resigning Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3, with applicants needing to be registered Republicans from the precinct.

Three nominees are being considered by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs to fill a vacancy on the Pima County Superior Court following Judge Chon-Lopez's retirement.

Pima County Board of Supervisors approved a $1 million fund for a new low-income housing project in Tucson, offering 72 apartments with sustainable features and affordability tied to the Area Median Income.