Maricopa's Anderson Farms area may undergo changes as the city announces a public consultation process for a proposed amendment to its development plan.

The Goodyear Water Services Team has won industry recognition, with Director Barbara Chappell receiving the WEF Hatfield Award and being named Engineer of the Year by the Arizona Water Association. The team also earned the AZ Water Safety Award.

Avondale has proclaimed May as a month for celebrating Economic Development, Tourism, and Small Business, with Mayor Kenn Weise launching Avondale EDGE to spotlight local entrepreneurs and provide resources on social media.

Tucson Parks and Recreation is holding a series of open houses at local centers for community members to explore amenities and participate in free activities, with discounts on memberships offered.

The Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission's subcommittee will be reviewing plans to ensure historical site preservation and balance progress with heritage protection during meetings over the coming months.

Phoenix is preparing for a heatwave with clear skies and rising temperatures, reaching a high near 96 degrees on Sunday and potentially surpassing 100 degrees by next Thursday.

Eduardo Ramirez-Galindo, accused of stabbing Andrea Casarrubias Romero to death in Phoenix, turned himself in at the border and is now in custody facing a second-degree murder charge.

The City of El Mirage started a new Parks & Recreation Department, led by Sean VonRoenn. The department aims to improve community engagement and public spaces.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken focused on Tucson as a key site in the battle against fentanyl, stating that half the U.S. seizures come from there and engaging with Tucson's mayor on strategies to fight the crisis.

The report discusses homelessness among Arizona seniors, Phoenix's initiative to convert a hotel into permanent housing, federal funding to support this effort, and the role of Justa Center in providing services for homeless elders.

The District of Arizona has appointed a regional coordinator to improve investigations of missing or murdered Indigenous people as part of a Justice Department initiative, with a $92 million federal investment.

Arizona law prevents universities from participating in boycotts against Israel, clashing with student activists' demands for divestment in solidarity with Palestinians.

The City of Prescott now posts all city meeting notices at least 24 hours in advance, both online and at City Hall, to increase transparency and civic engagement.