Arizona Ranchers Optimistic, E-Commerce and Snowbird Sectors Brace for Tariff Impact
Arizona businesses experience mixed effects of tariffs; a rancher sees potential for market expansion, a small business owner faces increased costs, and the snowbird industry suffers from reduced Canadian engagement.
Arizona Public Defender's Association Directors Converge in Pinal County's New Facility to Discuss Future of Public Defense
The Arizona Public Defender's Association held a meeting in Pinal County to discuss industry trends and the new features of the county's public defense facilities, including a practice courtroom.
Apache Junction Unveils Future48 Workforce Accelerator in Partnership with LG Energy Solution for Battery Manufacturing Training
Apache Junction opens the Future48 Workforce Accelerator, a facility for battery manufacturing training, in partnership with Pinal County, Central Arizona College, and LG Energy Solution.
Yavapai County Sheriff Vows Continued Traffic Crackdown After Fatal Williamson Valley Road Crash
Sheriff Rhodes vows continued tough traffic enforcement after a fatal crash, with enforcement up 30% from last year. Potential road safety improvements were also discussed at a public meeting.
Buckeye's 27th Annual Spring Celebration Promises Fun-Filled Festivities at Sundance Park
Buckeye prepares for its 27th Annual Spring Celebration on April 12, featuring an egg hunt, decorating stations, photo ops with the Easter Bunny, bounce houses, a petting zoo, and food vendors. Activities may require a small fee.
Phoenix Appoints Carla De La Chapa as Chief Sustainability Officer to Spearhead Green Initiatives
Carla De La Chapa is appointed as Phoenix's new Chief Sustainability Officer, bringing over 19 years of experience from her previous role at CPS Energy in San Antonio. She begins on April 28 with goals to advance the city's environmental programs.












