Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs unveils a $13 million 'Arizona is Home' housing assistance initiative aimed at aiding low to moderate-income first-time homebuyers.

The Queen Creek Police Department is actively seeking new officers, emphasizing respect, compassion, and trust. Recruitment is open for those aligning with the department's community-focused values, with training starting in September 2024.

Scottsdale voters will decide on a sales tax proposal and a spending limit increase in November, following the City Council's decision to put them on the ballot.

Arizona invites public comment on an agreement allowing the state to manage federal environmental reviews for highway projects, aimed at expediting the process.

ADHS is intensifying efforts to prepare for Arizona's heat season, focusing on safety information and combating heat-related illnesses as higher temperatures approach.

Phoenix-based startup Ink’d Greetings introduces self-service kiosks that produce custom greeting cards, aiming to make card shopping more efficient and affordable.

The Chandler Museum is showcasing "The Fourth Grade Project", an exhibition by the late artist Judy Gelles featuring the lives, hopes, and fears of fourth graders worldwide, highlighting their personal narratives and cross-cultural experiences.

Mesa, Arizona saw over 300,000 baseball fans attend Spring Training, with Sloan Park and Hohokam Stadium hosting impressive numbers despite some rainy days.

Maricopa is set to experience an economic boost with plans for a major industrial park that could create thousands of jobs. The city council approved the purchase of 308 acres for the project.

Casa Grande invites residents to become write-in candidates for the 2024 Primary Election, with a June 20 deadline to submit required forms available on the city's website.

Ascent Aviation Services began expanding at Pinal Airpark with the groundbreaking of two new hangars on March 29, 2024, aiming to create 300+ jobs and strengthen the region's aviation sector with a $55 million project.

The City Manager has presented Tucson's Recommended Budget for FY 2024-2025, with public hearings set for May 7, May 21, and June 4, when the final budget is expected to be approved.

Attorney General Kris Mayes criticized the Arizona Supreme Court for reinstating a pre-statehood abortion ban, arguing it undermines personal freedoms and women's rights.