The WM Phoenix Open is offering free admission for military and first responders, who must register through Vet Tix and pay a delivery fee. There are perks like free food and drinks at a special outpost.

Coyote mating season raises pet safety concerns, with increased risks of coyotes attacking small animals. Officials urge vigilance and leashing pets to prevent encounters.

Gilbert, AZ is upgrading its oldest fire station to better serve a growing population and increased emergency calls, including plans for expansions and new hires.

The Arizona Humane Society supports toughening state animal cruelty laws, endorsing Senate Bill 1047 which defines "cruel neglect" and requires proper care for pets.

Arizonans show strong commitment to quality preschool education with parents enduring overnight lines, highlighting the state's shortage of affordable childcare options.

Arizona schools are now mandated to teach about the Holocaust and other genocides, spurred by concerns of rising antisemitism and a state law requirement for Holocaust education.

First graders dressed as seniors to celebrate the 100th school day, engaging with a retirement community and highlighting the importance of that day in school funding.

The 2024 WM Phoenix Open is offering free admission to service members, including veterans and first responders, as part of a 22-year tradition of honoring military and emergency personnel.

Arizona's marijuana sales exceeded $1.2 billion in 2023, with recreational use dominating over medical, and tax revenues boosting state funds and public services.

Arizona's SB1047 bill, backed by the Arizona Humane Society and State Senator T.J. Shope, proposes to enhance legal protections against animal cruelty.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is auditing Grand Canyon University, which faces federal scrutiny following a previous $37.7M fine and disputes over its nonprofit status.

A deaf woman, Cynthia, passed away in a house fire in Surprise, Arizona, leaving the local community in mourning. Firefighters were hindered by the intense blaze, and a safety lockbox failed to aid entry. The fire's cause is under investigation.

A Business Journals study shows Phoenix job sectors saw salary spikes, with 16 roles hitting six figures. Yet, U.S. IT job growth remains low, as per a Slashdot report, with a skill mismatch in the market.