Rep. Ruben Gallego and Mayor Eric Orsborn celebrated a significant increase in federal funding for Arizona law enforcement at a recent city hall event.

Neighborhood Ventures is converting a Mesa hotel into a 120-unit apartment complex, offering affordable housing options with rents from $1,100 to $1,700.

Scottsdale Research Institute initiates DEA-approved clinical trial to study the therapeutic effects of naturally-grown psilocybin mushrooms on various illnesses.

Lincoln Park in Tucson unveils a new children's playground and the largest dog park in the area, known as Wagging Tails Dog Park, featuring artificial turf and amenities for safe canine play.

Arizona Rep. David Cook supports converting the 492 SOW to an AFSOC Power Projection Wing, emphasizing enhanced military readiness and addressing border security issues.

Scottsdale Video Network's June lineup includes political forums, local history, wildlife shows, independent films, and programs on conservation and safety, catering to the community's interest in civic involvement and education.

Mesa Adaptive Program and Red Mountain High School theater students will perform "Madagascar Jr." from June 6-8, promoting inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities. Tickets are available online.

Road repairs in Arivaca, managed by Pima County and Tucson Asphalt, will cause traffic delays from June 3-28 with lane closures and controlled traffic.

Rep. Ruben Gallego advocates for the expansion of Arizona's Direct File program nationwide, aiming to make tax filing simpler and less costly for Americans.

A Silver Alert has been issued in Maricopa County for 77-year-old Roger Holm, a missing senior with medical conditions, last seen in Surprise, Arizona.

Arizona's Secretary of State's Office received a Clearinghouse Award for their AI TTX program, designed to prep election officials against digital threats.

Scottsdale and Phoenix area residents see relief as arrests halt 'dinnertime burglaries' of over $4 million in valuables, with South American Crime Syndicate suspects using high-tech devices for thefts.

The Phoenix City Council approved the Gila Foothills development, including a resort, EV campus, and healthcare facility, on a 300-acre site in Laveen Village.