Avondale's Blank Canvas Summer Showcase and Art Expo offers free canvases to young artists aged 5-17 for a citywide creative competition, with registration open until June 4 and an award ceremony on August 8.

Fountain Hills honors fallen officers by turning its fountain blue for National Police Week, reflecting community gratitude towards law enforcement's sacrifices.

The Arizona State Retirement System celebrates members who serve the public during National Public Service Recognition Week, highlighting the dedication of community-serving individuals.

The City of Prescott now posts all city meeting notices at least 24 hours in advance, both online and at City Hall, to increase transparency and civic engagement.

Former Surprise, AZ councilmember Roland F. Winters Jr. passed away at 81; he was known for his dedication to his constituents and advocacy for people with disabilities.

The University of Arizona will offer a Master of Science in Business Analytics program in Chandler, starting this fall, with applications open until June 1 for the 2024 cohort.

Mesa city officials are developing a Road Safety Action Plan to cut traffic fatalities by 30% by 2030 and are soliciting public input through surveys and an interactive map.

Scottsdale considers tightening laws on noise and nuisances from short-term rentals and invites public input on tree planting for its "Beat the Heat" initiative.

Flagstaff, Arizona, has been named the most dog-friendly city in the U.S. by USA Today, boasting numerous pet-friendly accommodations, trails, restaurants, and events that cater to dogs and their owners.

ADOT advises Arizona drivers to prepare for extreme summer heat by checking vehicles and packing an emergency kit, including water, during Heat Awareness Week.

ASU is experiencing a surge in international students, with over half from India. The university's proactive recruitment reflects the country's growing middle class and appreciation for education.

Gunfire hit several homes in the Laveen neighborhood, with the Hrones family experiencing a bullet piercing their residence and shattering a sliding glass door, leaving the community anxious for safety.

Michael Taylor, an assistant basketball coach at Mesquite High School, died in a car crash, leaving the school's community mourning his impactful and selfless nature.