Phoenix, Rio Reimagined, ASU, and ADEQ are organizing a clean-up of the Salt River on March 15, involving community volunteers and supported by local organizations.

Graham County, Arizona, collaborates with SEAHEC on Proyecto Juntos, an NIH-backed mental health initiative prioritizing community needs and local input.

A winter weather advisory and storm watch have been issued for the Western Mogollon Rim region due to expected heavy snow and strong winds affecting high elevations and travel conditions.

Health inspections found issues at Phoenix restaurants, including unsafe food storage and pests, and similar violations in Chester County, PA, highlighting food safety concerns.

Chandler Fire Department launches CR2840, a unit to address opioid overdoses with on-scene crisis response, Narcan distribution, and educational support.

WeRIDE Peoria's service area has expanded to include Thunderbird Rd, enhancing connectivity with WeRIDE Surprise, and offering more transit flexibility for locals.

Tolleson and Avondale Fire Departments offer a free car seat safety clinic for parents, featuring certified technicians to help with installations and provide safety tips.

Peoria's 21 AM/PM before and after-school programs have gained accreditation from AzCASE, emphasizing their commitment to high-quality, safe, and enriching environments for children.

Maricopa County sees a decrease in heat-related deaths in 2024, despite a record hot summer, with initiatives to further combat the issue planned for 2025.

Chino Valley's Town Council will discuss a proposed utility scale solar ordinance at a special meeting on March 17, 2025, at Grace Church. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate.

Phoenix Police Department sees a surge in applications, aiming to fill over 600 vacancies with a focus on new recruitment strategies and maintaining a high retention rate.

A severe snowstorm stranded drivers on I-40 in Arizona, causing long backups and leaving some without food or water. The ADOT conducted checks and advised travel delays.

Arizona maintains its refusal to observe Daylight Saving Time, citing the benefit of cooler evenings in the state's hot climate, while the Navajo Nation in Arizona does observe it to keep tribal lands in sync.