Arizona aviation instructors comment on the importance of safety and training after a devastating mid-air collision in Washington D.C. that caused 67 fatalities. They emphasize learning from such incidents to improve air safety measures.

The coworking sector in Phoenix saw an 8% growth in Q4 2024, with the city becoming the 11th largest market nationwide, despite a spike in virtual office space costs.

The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management will conduct prescribed burns near Flagstaff and Buckeye to manage wildfire risk and improve ecological health.

Chandler introduces a Code Enforcement Resident Academy to educate citizens on local codes and encourage community involvement in neighborhood upkeep.

The Mesa Public Library is encouraging community members to create and donate Valentine's cards for seniors, to be distributed by the library to homebound residents and those in assisted living facilities.

Phoenix is set to receive an $11.8 million grant to improve digital equity, impacting over 5,400 households, with plans for internet access, digital literacy, and tech career training.

The Mesa Main Library is adding solar panel canopies to provide shaded parking and increase local energy generation, with temporary disruptions expected during construction.

Fountain Hills is holding a Vendor Forum on February 13th at the Town Hall to explain procurement procedures, with Procurement Administrator Rob Durham addressing queries.

Gilbert, AZ residents may experience temporary water discoloration during testing for the water system project along Higley Road from February to March 2025.

Lake Havasu City residents can dispose of hazardous waste for free on February 1, 2025, at Fire Station 2, from 8 a.m. to noon. Valid ID or a bill is required for proof of residency.

Cochise County celebrates the graduation of five individuals from its Drug Diversion Program, having their cases dismissed after completing the rigorous rehabilitation process.

The Chandler Public Library is preparing for its Local Author Fair on March 1-2, featuring author talks, storytime, and workshops for literary enthusiasts.

The 2025 Residential Bulk Waste Collection service in Fountain Hills begins in March, offering residents a chance to dispose of large items, with certain restrictions, on designated days per zone.