Elementary school in Phoenix shows academic improvements, particularly a 25% rise in math scores, following a year-long collaborative initiative with the Arizona Department of Education.

The Maricopa Police Department's 2024 Annual Report shows a 1% crime reduction despite the city's growth, highlighting efficient operations and community engagement.

Maricopa City Council considers a new sales tax to fund the expansion of SR 347 after prior funding efforts failed, and plans open houses to discuss this with residents.

Gilbert's Christmas Tree Recycling Program successfully repurposed around 2,000 trees for eco-friendly uses, including fish habitat creation and composting.

The Trump administration's new 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada affect Phoenix businesses, particularly produce importers like RS Produce, which now face higher prices and economic strain.

The City of Peoria is offering an educational program for HOA members on April 5, with experts providing insights on managing communities effectively. The session costs $15 and includes breakfast. Registration is open until March 28.

Chandler invites nominations for its Volunteer Recognition Awards to honor local heroes in eight categories. Winners will be celebrated on April 11 at the Chandler Center for the Arts.

Fountain Hills invites the community to a public meeting on its downtown revitalization project, discussing enhancements, walkability, and economic implications.

Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne announced intent to revoke Primavera Online School's charter due to poor academic performance, enforcing educational accountability.

Arizona Trooper graduates from Police Academy Exchange in Abu Dhabi, with AZDPS Colonel attending the ceremony and highlighting international police collaboration.

Apache Junction, AZ, has scheduled a Household Hazardous Waste Event on March 22, 2025, from 8 AM to 12 PM for local residents to safely dispose of hazardous items.

Over 2,600 children in Arizona are on a waitlist for child care subsidies, highlighting the need for financial aid among working families and the gap left by diminished COVID-era funds.

Evacuations in St. Johns, Apache County, are lifted after a 70-acre brush fire is contained with help from multiple agencies. Residents are still urged to stay alert due to dry conditions.