Casa Grande's Urban Camping Ordinance aims to keep public spaces safe and clean by managing urban camping, with provisions for outreach and support services.

Phoenix trains residents in emergency bleeding control through STOP THE BLEED® courses, with free classes and free kits provided during a session with Councilwoman Kesha Hodge-Washington.

Goodyear's Public Works Department wins the 2025 SWANA Safety Innovation Award for using thermal imaging cameras on trash trucks to prevent fires caused by batteries in trash.

Ginny Rountree has been appointed the new director of AHCCCS by Arizona Governor Hobbs, effective Oct. 6. Rountree has over ten years of relevant experience.

Public meeting set for Oct. 23 to discuss a study on regional water solutions for Flagstaff, involving multiple stakeholders including the Navajo Nation. Results to be shared with Flagstaff City Council and the public.

An Alpha Trainer aircraft crashed near Wickenburg Municipal Airport due to engine problems, resulting in a forced landing and minor injuries to the two individuals onboard.

Senator Ruben Gallego visited Tucson to discuss economic issues, housing, and broadband access, advocating for cost reductions and federal investments in research and infrastructure.

ADOT announces freeway closures in Phoenix for Loop 101 and Loop 202 improvement projects from September 26-29, including lane restrictions and alternate route advisories.

ADOT won two national awards for their communication strategies on major roadway projects, praised for engaging the public through various outreach methods and innovative tools.

Phoenix, AZ braces for a shift from clear skies to potential showers and thunderstorms, with varying chances of rain and a mixture of sunny to mostly cloudy days, accompanied by fluctuating temperatures and winds.

Maricopa County seeks replacements for retiring judges John R. Hannah and Timothy J. Ryan, with the Commission on Trial Court Appointments handling the application and selection process.

Tempe police have arrested Kathleen Tierney for alleged threats on social media, leading to council meeting disruptions. Charges include computer tampering and misdemeanors.

Senator Mark Kelly discussed on MSNBC the need to address health care costs and potential consequences of a government shutdown, including higher ACA premiums and rural hospital closures.