The Arizona Humane Society is opening a new state-of-the-art facility at Papago Park on March 6th, aiming to increase animal trauma care and adoptions.

Youth organizations in the Valley provide leadership skills and academic support through football programs, positively impacting the lives of young participants.

Randolph, a historic black community in Arizona, stands resilient amidst struggles, seeking to honor its past and secure its future with a $23 million investment for community development.

Arizona now allows parents to be paid as full-time caregivers for children with serious disabilities, under a program initiated during the pandemic and made permanent, with training required through the state-funded program.

Ed Reggie, founder of Funeralocity, discusses the complexities of funeral planning and costs on the On Your Side podcast, advocating for transparency in the funeral industry.

Silent Book Clubs (SBC) are garnering global appeal by providing spaces for individuals to read in silence together without the pressure of discussions or set reading lists. They meet regularly, adapting to members' schedules and preferences.

Uncle Bear's Brewery hosts "Pints For Paws" to aid the Arizona Humane Society, featuring special merchandise and craft beers across its six locations.

Phoenix clergy urge an inquiry into wage disparities and unclean conditions for airport concession workers managed by SSP America, as reported by Unite Here Local 11.

Advocacy groups urge President Biden to protect the Great Bend of the Gila in Arizona by designating it as a national monument, to preserve its cultural and ecological significance.

Historic properties in Phoenix and Globe, Arizona are being converted into housing and community spaces, aided by government assistance and tax credits.

Mesa Public Schools plan to cut 385 jobs in the 2024-25 school year due to declining enrollment and funding issues.

Arizona House Speaker Ben Toma proposed a bill requiring E-Verify for contractors, with noncompliance penalties. The contentious measure would be decided by voters if passed by the legislature.

The article reflects on Arizona's history with natural disasters, highlighting floods and storms that led to destruction, evacuations, and fatalities, famously the 1980 Phoenix flood.