Tolleson Union High School District will loan $25 million to the debt-ridden Isaac School District, allowing for resolution of payroll issues and teacher compensation.

Prescott Valley introduced The Light of PV Award, honoring Don and Darlene Packard for their community service, including veterans support and volunteerism with therapy dogs.

Avondale launches a Spanish Fentanyl Awareness Forum on February 27, offering resources like free Narcan and expert information to tackle the opioid crisis.

Apache Junction officials urge residents to take preventive measures to protect their homes from wildfires, emphasizing a community approach to safety and offering resources for fire management.

Surprise City reaccredited by APWA for its exemplary public works operations, indicating compliance with industry standards across multiple departments.

Two hiking groups, totaling eight individuals, were rescued from Sedona’s Devil’s Bridge trail during a snowstorm after becoming stranded and losing their way.

Phoenix releases a Green Stormwater Infrastructure Handbook to educate residents on sustainable rainwater use and local ecosystem support, available in English and Spanish.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport celebrates its 90th anniversary, highlighting its economic impact, historical growth, and future plans, including festivities and a special online section with historic insights.

The Gilbert Volunteer Fair at the Southeast Regional Library on February 1st offers locals the opportunity to find volunteer roles with various organizations.

The Scottsdale Video Network offers a variety of programs including local history, entertainment, and live coverage of city meetings, promoting community engagement and education.

Mesa Public Schools Board voted to save elementary music classes amid budget cuts and planned layoffs, using $1.3 million from the Carry Forward Fund.

The U.S. Forest Service has begun its annual green waste burn to reduce wildfire risks near Flagstaff, forewarning motorists on I-17 of potential smoke.

San Luis announces "Community Connections Meetings" where residents can informally discuss concerns with city officials at local parks over three months.