Gilbert, Arizona, has released a heat relief guide to help residents stay safe during extreme desert temperatures by promoting hydration, shade, and using cool public buildings.

Suburbs in the U.S., like Glendale, AZ, are experiencing a demographic shift with renters outnumbering homeowners, as people seek affordability amid high housing prices.

The FanDuel Sportsbook at PHX Arena is closing on July 24, to be transformed into a new fan experience. Financial challenges contributed to the decision.

Valley shelters face high demand with hundreds of families on waitlists, exacerbated by rising temperatures and a looming heatwave, leading to unsafe conditions for many.

Arizona Department of Economic Security will lay off 5% of its staff, about 500 employees, due to federal budget cuts.

The ADE granted Primavera Online School retroactive alternative status for 2024, acknowledging its service to demographics suited for alternative schools. This status won't change Primavera's current academic grade.

Avondale city officials are advising residents to prepare for the monsoon season with essentials and safety measures due to expected severe weather from June to September.

Avondale's Dysart Road will face traffic delays due to median reconstruction from July 7 to August 15 by Talis Construction, with caution advised for drivers.

Tempe, Arizona offers numerous spots for sunset viewing, including boat rentals at Tempe Town Lake, rooftop bars, urban trails, and pedestrian bridges, as well as dining options with scenic views.

Arizona grapples with other states over a Colorado River water-sharing agreement amid a drought, with a 2026 deadline looming for a resolution. Governor Hobbs urges upper basin states to conserve more.

Peoria, Arizona, shares safety tips for monsoon season, advising shelter-seeking during storms, securing loose items, and avoiding driving through flooded roads.

Buckeye opens applications for its Non-Profit Community Funding Program to support local non-profit organizations serving citizens directly, with an August 8, 2025 deadline.

El Mirage invites residents to shape the future of local parks at the "Pops & Parks" event on June 25, where they can view Basin Park plans and give feedback on the Parks and Recreation Master Plan.