Pima County is using investigative genetic genealogy to solve cold cases and identify unknown remains, with approximately 10 cases resolved and many more to go despite costs and ethical challenges.

The Cesar Chavez Cultural Center will be closed on June 28th for repainting but will reopen on July 1st. Residents can contact Parks and Recreation for information.

The Arizona Auditor General's report found that while most Gila County towns use transportation excise tax revenue effectively for infrastructure, two towns lacked transparency in their spending. Auditors recommended improved accounting practices.

Tucson's Planning and Development Services introduced the TDC Online Navigator to streamline the permit application process, aid in correct permit selection, and enhance user experience with their digital services.

Lawmakers are advocating for legislation to maintain pay rates for wildland firefighters, aiming to prevent a reduction in wages and a potential departure of these workers.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes clarified that state law protects doctors who perform abortions in medical emergencies, reassuring medical professionals of legal cover.

Maricopa's Copper Sky Regional Park readies for its July 4 event with fireworks, food, and music. Parking passes are advised, with free shuttles available. The event includes a kids' zone, vendor offerings, and a beer garden.

Goodyear received the platinum award from the Healthy Arizona Worksite Program for the sixth consecutive year for its commitment to employee health and wellness, encompassing financial, career, social, and physical wellbeing initiatives.

Pinal County invites public feedback on its 2025-2028 Workforce Development Plan to shape the region's economic future. Comments are due by July 12, 2024, at 5 PM.

Coconino National Forest's fire restrictions are scaled back to Stage 1 due to recent rainfall, easing certain fire-related prohibitions from Friday, June 28.

Southwest Gas is starting a pipeline project along S Avenue E in San Luis between July 1 and late October, leading to potential daily commute disruptions.

Buckeye city will close its offices on July 4 but hold several events, including a pool party, trash pickup, and an evening celebration with fireworks.

Mesa Public Library offers free summer activities ranging from crafts and genealogy to free museum passes and online streaming services. The library also provides interactive play kits for kids and rewards through a summer reading program.