Coconino County announces finalists for 2025 Teacher of the Year, with winners to be revealed at an event on April 17. Finalists could win various awards, including a car lease from Findlay Toyota Flagstaff.

Arizona GOP lawmakers seek detailed data on the state's rural groundwater reserves, pressing the ADWR for comprehensive statistics to inform water security policy.

Avila University is opening a new location in Goodyear, Arizona, offering graduate degrees in business and technology and set to welcome students in August 2025.

An investigation is underway after a Phoenix police-involved shooting, which started with a hostage situation and ended with a suspect dead and a victim hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.

Arizona's AG criticized the DOGE for job cuts at the VA, including essential therapists for veterans with PTSD. A town hall meeting is organized to address the issue.

NAU receives a $589,002 grant via the EPA's AIAQTP to aid Arizona tribes with air quality management, potentially reducing pollution-related health risks.

Phoenix's weather forecast promises sunny skies, breezy afternoons, and pleasant evenings with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s.

The Western Canal Trail in Gilbert will have detours from March 3 for concrete repairs, moving west to east. Signs will guide users around closed sections.

Two dead after a midair plane collision at Marana Regional Airport in Arizona raised questions about the need for air traffic control towers at smaller airports.

Phoenix will experience sunny and clear weather this week with temperatures in the mid to high 80s, dipping slightly as the week progresses, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Surprise, Arizona's Tennis & Racquet Complex offers a Spring Break Tennis Camp for kids aged 7-18. The camp runs on March 17-21, focusing on fun and skills development.

Buckeye announces its "Concerts in the Parks" 2025 series, featuring local bands at various parks, with family-friendly games, food trucks, and free goodies.

Jayde Greer's restored 1966 Aloha trailer, essential for her mobile coffee business, was stolen in Phoenix, dealing a significant blow to her entrepreneurial dreams. Despite the loss, Greer remains determined to continue her venture.