Casa Grande invites residents to the State of the City Address on March 5th at the Community Recreation Center, featuring updates on city affairs and opportunities for public engagement.

Coconino County Treasurer's drive-through service in Flagstaff will close for better security and personal data protection, aligning with upcoming state guidelines. Taxpayers can visit the Flagstaff Mall office or pay online.

ADOT announces multiple weekend freeway closures in Phoenix for improvement projects, including I-17, Loop 101, and SR 143, with alternate routes suggested.

Navajo elder Vina Horseherder exemplifies the enduring tradition of Diné rug weaving, which is supported by the Adopt-A-Native-Elder program providing both cultural and economic sustenance.

The Arizona House unanimously passed HB2813, a bill by Rep. Powell for compensating the wrongfully convicted, to the Senate for further consideration.

Cochise County Recorder David Stevens retired after years of service; a transition ceremony highlighted the seamless leadership change to ensure continued public service delivery.

An off-duty Glendale Police officer died in a motorcycle crash on Loop 303 in Peoria, with no other vehicles involved. The officer's identity is withheld pending next of kin notification.

Arizona's HB 2894 aims to expand the Silver Alert system to aid disabled persons of any age, prompted by incidents where delays in alerts were critical. Advocates push for faster response to safeguard vulnerable individuals.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly criticizes President Trump for hindering clean energy progress, arguing it could raise utility costs and harm U.S. manufacturing jobs.

Neil Sherman was appointed to the Coconino County Superior Court by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, succeeding retired Judge Cathleen Brown Nichols, with a focus on his family law expertise.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes, along with counterparts from New Mexico and Oregon, plans Community Impact Hearings in response to federal job and funding cuts.

The Prescott Valley Civic Center will host its third annual Community-Wide Volunteer Fair on April 24, 2025, to connect residents with local volunteer opportunities.

The Gila River Indian Community enforces a night curfew for minors amid a surge in crime, effective from February 25 to March 9, with certain exemptions.