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.

Casa Grande invites residents to library summer activities, including a reading program, tech classes, a family movie day, clubs, garden classes, and more. GED and ESL resources are available, along with museum passes.

Flagstaff and Coconino County offer free environmental assessments for properties through a $1.5 million EPA Brownfields grant, targeting redevelopment in Northern Arizona by facilitating the transformation of underused sites.

A retired firefighter, John Zeto, repeatedly assisted hikers in distress in Arizona's extreme heat, highlighting the risks faced by rescuers and hikers.

Egg farmer Glenn Hickman blames the federal government for not allowing avian flu vaccinations, which he believes could have prevented the death of six million chickens and helped with egg prices.

Tombstone, AZ closes offices for Juneteenth 2025, marking the fourth anniversary since it became a federal holiday.

Glendale Library now offers 3D printing services, expanding its role as a learning and innovation hub beyond providing books, and encouraging community members to create tangible objects from their digital designs.

The ASRS provides guidelines for Arizona retirees to protect their pensions when returning to work, including the "20/20 criteria" for those employed by ASRS businesses.

Mesa, Arizona, will incorporate a USCIS-hosted naturalization ceremony into its Fourth of July Celebration of Freedom, where 100 residents will become citizens.

Coconino County seeks new members for its Parks & Recreation Commission in Districts 2, 4, and 5 to advise on local parks and recreational initiatives.