Maricopa cautions residents about local wildlife encounters, providing safety tips and urging people to report sightings to ensure community and animal wellbeing.

Surprise, Arizona's latest survey shows high resident satisfaction with quality of life and services but indicates a clear need for transportation improvements.

In Phoenix, a malnourished baby named Harmony was found in an apartment beside her deceased mother but is now being cared for and may be adopted by her mother's former partner and his wife.

Officer Carri Carrico from Buckeye Police Department received the MADD Hero award for her outstanding DUI enforcement efforts, having conducted 35 investigations and made 27 arrests.

Maricopa County achieved a record 85 National Achievement Awards for governmental innovation across various departments, including human services and public health.

Yavapai County Sheriff's K9 units receive a $500 donation from Arizona Rangers to support their operational costs.

The Arizona Department of Education acted quickly to provide schools with supplemental funds to address a budget shortfall and avoid a funding crisis.

Dust and thunderstorm winds blanket Phoenix in haze, prompting a pollution advisory and health warnings for residents due to poor air quality and extreme heat.

Peoria organizes a blood drive to address the seasonal decline in blood supply, offering incentives like T-shirts, gift cards, and a chance to win a Volkswagen Taos.

Mesa Police collaborate with the East Valley DUI Task Force to enhance road safety through DUI patrols during the 4th of July holiday, funded by an Arizona safety grant.

Scottsdale has launched a Constituent Services team to enhance resident support by consolidating digital platforms, a call center, and liaisons to more effectively address concerns.

Michelle McNulty has been appointed as Flagstaff's new Planning and Development Services Director, welcomed by the Deputy City Manager, to manage the city's urban growth.

Arizona remembers the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots lost in the 2013 Yarnell Hill Fire with flags at half-staff, courthouse bells, and ceremonies. The state reflects on the tragedy and honors their legacy.