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.

Scottsdale's Reata Sports Complex, opened after a 2019 bond approval, hosted 16 events in its first year and doubled as event parking, boosting local sports and the economy.

Peoria has received 'AAA' and 'Aaa' bond ratings from Fitch and Moody's, indicating low credit risk. Funds from the $84.6 million GO bonds, pending City Council approval, will be used for public projects.

Eastbound I-10 in Phoenix will close between US 60 and Loop 202 from April 25-28 for drainage and pavement work, including ramp closures and detours advised.

The House passed a bill funding services for Arizonans with disabilities, praised by Governor Hobbs for bipartisan support, aiming to help individuals with various developmental disabilities.