Educational leaders in Phoenix met at Grand Canyon University to strengthen school resources through the Partner with a Principal program, attended by local dignitaries like Mayor Kate Gallego.

Surprise, AZ residents can buy Spring Training tickets and participate in various events like a music fest, fun run, and new park developments, as shared by Surprise Lately.

Father-daughter duo Timothy and Cloe Bolen are set to compete in an Ironman triathlon in Tempe, while Timothy, battling terminal cancer, will also race with Patrick Canez, who has cerebral palsy, in Wisconsin.

The Gila River Bridge on State Route 79 has been named the Rusty Greer Memorial Bridge, honoring a local boy who died in 1972.

Gilbert's Heat Relief Program provided support during a record-breaking summer, with community donations and services to help vulnerable residents avoid heat-related issues.

City of Tombstone offices will close early at 12 PM on Nov. 27 and remain closed on Nov. 28-29 for Thanksgiving, affecting water payments and other services.

The PDEQ released their Public Participation Plan draft, seeking feedback to enhance public engagement and compliance with civil rights laws, with comments accepted until December 16, 2024.

Surprise, AZ seeks volunteers for its Veterans Disability & Human Services Commission. Applications are due by Nov 29 and available on the city's website.

The Tonto National Forest is reviving Emory oak groves in Arizona, combining Apache tribal knowledge with modern management to combat tree decline and promote ecological health.

Eight San Luis firefighters graduated from paramedic school, boosting the fire department’s emergency response capacity.

The Town of Fountain Hills invites residents to a Financial Town Hall on November 20th to discuss the municipal budget and expenditure with CFO Paul Soldinger.

Peoria hosts a blood drive on November 14 at the City Hall Campus, encouraging donations with a streamlined appointment process and the chance to win a $10,000 gift card.

The City of Peoria is hiring a Street Maintenance Worker focused on Signs and Striping with responsibilities for traffic control, fabricating, and installing signs. The job offers a full-time 4-day week and pays $18.84 to $23.04 per hour.