A federal judge criticized the Arizona Department of Corrections for failing to comply with most court-ordered changes to its prison health care system.

Sedona, Arizona has approved a plan for workers and students to sleep in cars amid a housing crisis, establishing a 'safe place to park' with amenities, despite some local opposition.

Maricopa County will offer dog shoes and water bowls at heat relief centers to protect pets from summer heat, funded by their Community Solutions Funding.

Fountain Hills, AZ, is hosting a civility-focused event to promote courteous behavior, featuring professor Evan Lowe and editor Patrick O’Grady, addressing the perceived decline in social discourse.

Mayor Nancy Smith of Maricopa encourages civic engagement by recognizing "Community Champions," inspiring locals to actively participate in city improvement.

The Maricopa Police Department is relaunching its Camera Registration Program, urging residents to list their surveillance systems to assist with crime prevention. Participation is voluntary and police must request access to footage.

Copper Sky Multigenerational Center in Maricopa celebrates its 10-year anniversary with reflections from long-term staff on the community and facility's growth.

Scottsdale teams up with Maricopa County to host a career fair offering professional attire and job opportunities on March 21 at Vista del Camino Community Center.

ASU expands its PATHS program at Perryville Prison, enabling incarcerated women to earn college credits through its collaboration with the Televerde Foundation.

Chandler is hosting a "Love Your Neighbor" poster contest for young residents to promote fair housing, with a chance to win Amazon gift cards and city council recognition. The submission deadline is April 5th.

Arizona's Attorney General warns against deceptive Crisis Pregnancy Centers that discourage abortion, misleading patients to ideological ends, not actual healthcare.

West Valley police launch "Safe Speeds Save Lives" to combat speeding and aggressive driving, with zero tolerance from March 13 to July 31, coordinating with multiple law enforcement agencies.

The Grand Canyon State Model Railroaders are hosting an HO-scale model train exhibit at Mesa Public Library from March 19-23, with free admission and interactive experiences for all ages.