Queen Creek's Pocket Park for Pups will relocate to Founders' Park by 2025 to accommodate a new police HQ, with improved amenities and no dog park downtime.

Scottsdale’s Mayor’s Ability Awards offers scholarships to college-bound students with disabilities, celebrating their achievements and supporting their educational goals.

NTSB investigates a mechanical failure incident involving a jet at Scottsdale Airport, resulting in a temporary closure and resumed operations the same day.

An international baseball game featuring Japan and Germany is set to take place at Joe Orduño Park, hosted by San Luis' Parks and Recreation, with free admission for spectators.

Lake Havasu City celebrates the first anniversary of its Municipal Courthouse with a public event at the City Council Chambers. The courthouse is recognized for its role in justice and community development.

Maricopa is considering a half-cent sales tax to fund the widening of State Route 347, a critical link to Phoenix, to ease traffic congestion. Local funding is deemed essential for prioritizing the project.

James Crespo, 70, engaged in a fiery standoff with Prescott police while facing a felony warrant, using a blow torch and causing an explosion before being arrested. No injuries were reported.

Cochise County seeks a new Recorder after David Stevens' resignation; the Board will appoint a successor from his party, with five candidates in consideration. Public input is encouraged at a meeting on February 18.

Avondale announces a Youth Empowerment Summit for local teens with personal development activities scheduled for March 22, 2025.

The article informs about a planned closure of southbound I-17 in Peoria, AZ for roadworks, affecting traffic over the Valentine's/President's Day weekend, with detour suggestions provided.

Phoenix's weather will be variable this week, with a slight chance of rain and mostly gentle winds. Temperatures will range from highs near 70 degrees to lows around 46 degrees, and conditions will improve towards a sunny weekend.

A shooting in Maryvale, Phoenix, resulted in one man dead and another critically wounded near 51st Avenue and Indian School Road.

Gov. Katie Hobbs proposed a 5% salary increase for Arizona law enforcement to improve retention and competitiveness, contrasting with a legislative committee's 15% suggestion. The budget includes additional funding for DPS improvements and staffing.