Senator Ruben Gallego introduces the Excess Urban Heat Mitigation Act to combat urban heat islands with a potential $30 million federal grant program for heat mitigation strategies.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes released the 2024 Annual Report, highlighting efforts to enhance trust, civil discourse, and civic engagement in the state.

"Surprise Lately" streams updates on city developments, cultural events, and community activities, featuring the State of the City, a music fest recap, and engaging segments for residents.

Senators Kelly and Curtis introduced the bipartisan Studying NEPA’s Impact on Projects Act to mandate annual reports on the environmental review process's costs and delays.

Arizona Senators support the Mining Schools Act to strengthen the mining workforce and energy security by providing grants for mineral production studies at universities.

ADOT warns of Phoenix freeway closures and traffic restrictions due to ongoing improvement projects. Major detours include eastbound I-10 this weekend, with alternative routes suggested.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes urges eligible consumers to claim compensation from a $39.1 million Apotex settlement regarding generic drug price manipulation.

Chandler's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Division hosts the third Women's Empowerment Luncheon on May 9, featuring keynote Nicole Lance and a panel of female leaders.

Maricopa County invests $4.3 million from opioid settlements into 17 local projects to bolster the fight against substance abuse, enhancing prevention, treatment, and recovery support services.

Arizona House Speaker Montenegro establishes a budget oversight committee chaired by Rep. Gress to address alleged mismanagement under Governor Hobbs.

Phoenix opens a new homeless shelter, the Phoenix Navigation Center, with 280 beds, offering support and pathways towards self-sufficiency for its residents.

The Spring Serenade Concert series in Peoria will feature the band Western Fusion at Paloma Community Park, offering free country music on March 30th from 4-6 pm.

Senator Gallego opposes efforts to exclude Native American veterans from U.S. military history, highlighting their high service rate and critical roles, as erasures occur on DoD websites and at VA centers.