Arizona DES is seeking public comments on proposed Job Training Partnership Act revisions, with details for oral and written submissions provided on their website.

Phoenix is set to receive an $11.8 million grant to improve digital equity, impacting over 5,400 households, with plans for internet access, digital literacy, and tech career training.

Weekend freeway closures affect Phoenix drivers as ADOT plans lane restrictions and closures for improvements, including a shutdown of eastbound I-10.

The Prescott mayor highlights economic growth, Prop 478 for safety funding, new developments, infrastructure plans, and the 2025 General Plan in a newsletter.

The National Weather Service forecasts a period of sunny and progressively warmer days for Phoenix, with calm conditions, ideal for outdoor activities.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed Judge Maria Elena Cruz to the Arizona Supreme Court, making her the first Latina and Black justice to serve on the state's highest court, reflecting Arizona's diversity.

Chandler's Mayor and City Council will present the annual State of the City with networking, activities, and food on Feb. 13 at Chandler Center for the Arts.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes enforces a settlement against Sierra Tucson for failing to provide effective communication to a hard-of-hearing individual, violating the AzDA.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport celebrates its 90th anniversary, highlighting its economic impact, historical growth, and future plans, including festivities and a special online section with historic insights.

Chandler approved the Frye Road Protected Bike Lane project to enhance bike safety and connectivity, with federal funding for a comprehensive streetscape upgrade. Construction starts in March.

Lake Havasu City announces temporary closure of McCulloch Boulevard for the 39th Annual Winterfest Street Festival, urging caution and careful planning for attendees.

Yavapai County Sheriff's deputies saved a resident and their dog from a house fire in Cordes Lakes. They also alerted neighbors, preventing further harm.

San Luis announces "Community Connections Meetings" where residents can informally discuss concerns with city officials at local parks over three months.