The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office announced a civil sale of a property on July 9, 2025, to satisfy a legal judgment against Charles C. Brooks and others.

The City of Surprise adjusts services for Juneteenth, closing offices and altering trash collection, library, and recreation schedules; residents can follow changes via the MySurprise App.

Goodyear is set to replace its usual fireworks with a drone light show for the Fourth of July event at Goodyear Ballpark, featuring live music, food trucks, and family entertainment.

Experts clarify water management and HB 2753 at a Casa Grande Board of Supervisors session, addressing social media misinformation on effluent and recharge.

Eloy residents are invited to EloyTalks to discuss the city's future in the General Plan Update. Peter Kageyama will lead the event on June 21 at City Hall.

Tolleson became the first city to join the Greater Phoenix Equality Chamber of Commerce, emphasizing its commitment to LGBTQ+ diversity and inclusion.

Joe Orduño Park in San Luis to introduce inclusive playground features in August, funded by donations from local organizations, ensuring fun for children of all abilities.

Maricopa breaks ground on new Field House at Copper Sky, enhancing local recreation with basketball, volleyball, and pickleball courts, and a lounge area, set to open in late summer 2026.

Maricopa, AZ educates residents on monsoon preparedness during Monsoon Awareness Week, highlighting safety measures against hazards like high winds and flash floods. Initiatives include infrastructure improvements and emergency alerts enrollment.

Maintenance workers in Glendale have a crucial but often overlooked role in public housing, quietly ensuring safe and comfortable homes, as highlighted in a city report. Their diligent service contributes significantly to the community.

Arizona's education chief and some parents criticize Scottsdale Unified's new DEI curriculum, alleging indoctrination. Meanwhile, others defend it and the district maintains its non-partisan integrity.

Queen Creek officials emphasize safety during Monsoon Awareness Week, advocating preparedness for storms, dust, flood risks, and sharing guidelines for indoor shelter during lightning and avoiding flooded roads.

A settlement led by former ASU swimmer Grant House requires universities to pay athletes, changing college sports and allowing for potential multimillion-dollar earnings.