SheTech Explorer Day, aiming to inspire high school girls in STEM, returns to Tucson at the University of Arizona with workshops and engagements with local professionals.

Pima County to host a career fair at Kino Event Center on February 19, offering community-connected job opportunities.

Phoenix Sky Harbor continues its Dementia Friendly Air Travel Workshop for the fourth year, aiding passengers with dementia and their families, with limited seats available for the next session.

Fountain Hills hosts "State of the Town" on January 28th, featuring Mayor Gerry Friedel's review of achievements and future plans, with SRP sponsoring and a free breakfast at the Community Center.

The Peoria Police Department received a $169,720 grant for traffic enforcement and education to improve road safety by targeting speeding, red-light violations, and DUIs.

Buckeye is seeking public input through a survey on the future of its City Hall to serve its rapidly growing population, considering centralized or satellite offices for efficient services.

Tonto National Forest plans prescribed burns at Cave Creek Ranger District on January 8, 2026, to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risks, hinging on favorable conditions and approvals.

Surprise introduces a new traffic signal operation at Bell and Litchfield Roads to improve traffic flow, featuring double-service phasing during peak hours.

Prescribed pile burns are set for tomorrow near Mormon Lake, with caution and awareness advised for residents due to potential smoke and road safety concerns.

The 2026 Vrbo Fiesta Bowl in Arizona is expected to significantly boost the local economy, especially in hospitality and entertainment. Traffic is projected to increase, and the event is part of a series contributing to the state's economic health.

Tempe is considering tougher e-scooter and e-bike regulations to improve safety, with potential speed and age limits, and enforcement strategies like drones, as accidents involving these vehicles have become a concern.

Controlled burns are planned for Payson and Pleasant Valley Ranger Districts in Tonto National Forest to reduce wildfire risks, with temporary access restrictions and a notice for impacted air quality.

Scottsdale's transportation and infrastructure saw enhancements in 2025, improving safety, accessibility, and community services, with LED lighting upgrades and ADA-compliant ramps among the developments.