Arizona's AG Kris Mayes joined a lawsuit to challenge Trump Administration's cuts to AmeriCorps, highlighting the service's community benefits and legal concerns.

Maricopa County introduces La Esperanza Terrace in West Phoenix, a 96-unit affordable housing complex targeting families earning less than 60% of the area median income.

The EPA has terminated Flagstaff's Resilience Hubs Grant, affecting local emergency preparedness projects and jobs. The city has filed an appeal against the decision.

The Casa Grande Public Library announced a week of diverse events starting April 28, including tea party storytimes, tech classes, book discussions, and gardening sessions.

The Pima County Sheriff's Office issued a Silver Alert for missing 86-year-old Rana Dutta, last seen in Tucson, Arizona, driving a 2022 Subaru Forester with AZ plate 5ZA48F.

Arizona Head Start programs receive crucial funding following Senator Gallego's intervention, impacting over 17,000 children in need of early education and health services.

The Pinal County Animal Care and Control stopped some dog activities due to a Canine Distemper Virus case and urges pet vaccination. They're focusing on adoptions and foster care while limiting dog contact.

The FDA has ended sales of compounded semaglutide injections, affecting affordability and availability for patients using alternatives to Ozempic and Wegovy.

NASA's HALO module, vital for the Artemis program, has arrived in Arizona for final outfitting with life support and other systems before joining the Gateway lunar outpost.

Phoenix residents anticipate a week of sunny weather with mild temperatures in the low 90s and light winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Camp Ignite in Surprise, Arizona, offers high school girls a chance to learn fire safety and life skills from June 23-27, with applications due by May 16.

Mesa man Terrell Maurice Mars was arrested for robbing a credit union with a glue gun and subsequently caught; the FBI and Mesa Police are investigating.

Governor Katie Hobbs promotes Arizona's booming construction sector through the BuildItAZ Apprenticeship Initiative, which has doubled apprentices and received a new $3 million investment.