Arizona held a drug takeback event with AG Mayes and the DEA, providing a free way to safely dispose of medications and highlighting the fight against opioid addiction.

Phoenix holds the She Matters Equity Forum on May 9 to promote gender equity in the workforce with discussions, a resource fair, Mayor Gallego's keynote, and community engagement.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs HB2945 to protect services for individuals with disabilities, including a cap for the Parents as Paid Caregivers program.

The Smith House in Maricopa will become a museum, preserving the city's history as reflected by its 1950s architecture and artifacts, following the City Council's rezoning approval.

Maricopa's proposed 2025-26 budget includes property tax cuts and funds for new first responders, enhancing public safety and supporting local economic growth.

Lake Havasu City announces downtown roadway improvements, with work beginning late April and including milling, paving, and utility upgrades, along with temporary road closures.

Maricopa County Board sends revised Shared Services Agreement draft to the County Recorder after arduous negotiations and concessions, amidst allegations of litigation threats by the Recorder.

Lake Havasu City is set to upgrade Avalon Park's parking lot starting May 5, 2025, aiming to improve safety and convenience. The park will close for the renovation until May 10, 2025.

Alan Conner was promoted to Sergeant at Yavapai County Sheriff's Office after a lengthy service in law enforcement.

The Arizona House passed a bipartisan bill to remedy a $122 million shortfall in the Division of Developmental Disabilities, ensuring services for 60,000 Arizonans.

Alice Cooper's Solid Rock Teen Center in Goodyear offers teenagers free artistic programs, nurturing their talents and providing opportunities for personal and artistic growth.

Senator Mark Kelly visited southern Arizona to discuss the impact of Trump-era tariffs with local businesses and met with veterans to address concerns regarding VA services and job security.

The Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch in Gilbert reminds visitors to feed wildlife only at Water Ranch Lake with approved items like bird seed and whole grain cereals.