Nourish Phoenix is giving away purses with essentials and cosmetics to mothers for Mother's Day, also offering free haircuts and makeup in partnership with Blossom Beauty College.

Phoenix inaugurates De Paul Manor, a transitional housing facility targeting seniors, veterans, and disabled adults, offering comprehensive care and resources like an animal clinic and workforce development.

Pima County officials highlight the dangers of high temperatures during Heat Awareness Week, following 176 heat-related deaths last year. Vulnerable groups are urged to take precautions against the intense heat.

The audit of Stanfield Elementary School District revealed lapses in bus driver drug testing and certification, raising safety concerns and highlighting poor control over public funds.

Three Arizona high school seniors were named 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholars, celebrating their academic excellence and recognizing their educators' contributions.

Doreen Cott was named Economic Developer of the Year by the AAED for her work in Queen Creek, including attracting a $5.5 billion investment from LG Energy Solution for a battery plant.

Casa Grande is seeking applicants for the Historic Preservation Commission to help safeguard the city's historical sites and buildings, with a May 17 application deadline.

The article describes the Gilbert Police Department's Crisis Response Team which assists individuals in mental health crises and connects them with professional help.

The article discusses Glendale Police declaring May Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, focusing on educating motorists and motorcyclists to prevent fatal accidents and enhance road safety.

High school students in Phoenix were recognized for outstanding community service with the 2024 OPYL Awards, each receiving a certificate, cash prize, and public acclaim.

The Chandler City Council plans to introduce ordinances addressing teen violence, targeting unruly gatherings and the possession of brass knuckles by minors.

Steward Health Care, running 31 hospitals, filed for bankruptcy due to financial issues but will maintain operations and has begun selling its hospitals.

Pima County declares May 6-10 as Economic Development Week to celebrate local growth and prosperity, with a focus on job creation, community investment, and infrastructure.