Controlled burns on Lockett Fire's eastern edge begin today to limit wildfire spread, as personnel carry out tactical operations under favorable weather conditions. Public advisories warn of smoke impact on visibility.

The City of Tempe's 'Grow Local' event promoted sustainable food systems, involving community feedback and activities like gardening and cooking demos.

Tempe introduces a traffic safety initiative under the Vision Zero Action Plan, enforcing stricter traffic regulations in four specific corridors with high accident rates to promote road safety.

Chandler seeks nominations for the Mayor’s Neighborhood Excellence Awards, recognizing community engagement efforts. Winners, selected by the Mayor and public voting, will be announced during the G.A.I.N. kickoff event on September 14.

Mesa police confiscated $1.2 million in fentanyl on July 4, arresting three people after a wellness check on a suspicious car led to the drug discovery.

The Mesa College Promise program application deadline for the 2024-2025 year at MCC is approaching, on July 15. Eligible Mesa residents must show financial need and enroll in at least 6 credits.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport offers a 'Dementia Friendly Air Travel Workshop' to help individuals with dementia navigate air travel, including an optional airport tour.

Gilbert Fire Chief Rob Duggan received the 2024 Gilbert Leadership Alumni Award for his significant contributions to the community and leadership within the fire department.

The intersection of Ina and Shannon Roads in Pima County has reopened after a temporary closure due to a microburst, with some ongoing restrictions due to Tucson Electric Power's work.

Governor Katie Hobbs supports legislation addressing tribal water rights issues, aiming to provide reliable water supplies to the Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe.

The Pima Animal Care Center's Paws and Pages program invites the public to read to shy or scared shelter animals, helping to socialize them and increase their chances of adoption.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office warns residents of work-from-home scams involving advance payments and fake check schemes, and impersonation scams threatening jail time for unpaid fines.

Ex-elections worker Walter Alphonso Ringfield faces charges, including a major felony, for thefts at several Maricopa County locations, as announced by County Attorney Rachel Mitchell.