Anthony Cobos, a Pinal County Adult Probation Officer since 2019, was awarded the Commitment to Excellence by the Arizona Association of Treatment Court Professionals.

Cochise County honors SEACOM dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

Pinal County's flyer warns that over half of rattlesnake bites occur when people approach the snake, advising to maintain distance, use flashlights at night, not attempt to catch snakes, and seek immediate medical help if bitten.

Coconino County Public Works is auctioning surplus items online until April 25, including trucks and heavy equipment, with bids open to the public on their website.

Avondale's Summer 2025 RAVE Review is now available, detailing upcoming events, swim classes, library programs, and community initiatives from May through August. It can be accessed both online and in print at several city locations.

The Governor's Office of Youth, Faith and Family in Arizona is accepting applications for the 2025-2026 Governor’s Youth Commission until May 26, 2025.

Arizona celebrates Arbor Day at the Capitol with a proclamation, awards, tree planting, virtual event access, and a student poster contest exhibit, highlighting urban forestry's importance and community involvement.

Arizona communities held vigils for National Crime Victims' Rights Week, advocating for survivors and the need for better support resources, such as trauma recovery centers.

After her wheelchair was stolen, Gilbert, AZ resident Paula Gillette-West received a new one financed by a charitable ABC15 viewer, restoring her independence.

Arizona youth demonstrate economic and personal finance knowledge at a state event with nearly 2,000 students participating. The Council for Economic Education provides resources and events for Financial Literacy Month.

The Arizona Diamondbacks introduced a sensory room at Chase Field for fans with autism and sensory sensitivities, enhancing inclusivity in sports entertainment.

Domestic violence survivors, including gunshot survivor Vanessa Martinez, gathered in Chandler to advocate for change and support each other, highlighting the importance of advocacy and available resources like the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

The Queen Creek Police Department has been accredited by the ALEAP within three years of its inception, reflecting its commitment to high-quality law enforcement.