Phoenix area businesses bought 1,200 Girl Scout cookies from a six-year-old, donating them to a local charity, benefiting both the scout and those in need.

Arizona faces an "emergency" with nearly one-third of students chronically absent, leading officials to propose strict measures and collaborate with families to improve attendance.

Phoenix opens a new homeless shelter, the Phoenix Navigation Center, with 280 beds, offering support and pathways towards self-sufficiency for its residents.

Peoria partners with Zencity to conduct quarterly surveys to assess resident satisfaction with city services, quality of life, and safety. The initiative aims to guide city improvements.

Let's Build Foundation aids Peoria community with opioid prevention, hygiene kits, and resources at the Patena Community Center, open three days a week.

The City of Chandler partners with Mulcahy Law Firm to offer a free HOA Academy for residents to learn about their neighborhood's bylaws and procedures.

Casa Grande is accepting applications for a summer internship program for students interested in public service, offering an 8-week experience with a stipend.

Lake Havasu City is hosting a Vietnam Veterans Day event on Saturday at the Friends of the Fair Rodeo Grounds, featuring a colors presentation by the Marine Corps League.

Circle K is addressing a gasoline leak from a UST in Chino Valley, AZ, with remediation efforts overseen by ADEQ. No aquifer contamination has been detected.

Sgt Ross Diskin of Yavapai County Sheriff's Office retires after 25 years to become a baseball coach, leaving a legacy of dedication to law enforcement and public safety.

Surprise, AZ partners with ARIZONA@WORK for a job fair at Surprise Regional Library on Apr 24, offering diverse employment opportunities and potential on-site interviews.

Avondale's Public Works Department assesses sidewalks to maintain safety and is expected to complete evaluations by mid-April. Residents may notice city workers documenting sidewalk conditions.

The Phoenix community honored Native American soldiers, highlighting Lori Piestewa, the first Native American woman killed in combat. The Pentagon faced criticism for removing and restoring DEI content on military websites.