Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters Tracker Revived to Aid Disaster Response and Planning
The Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters tracker, defunded under the Trump Administration, is now restored by Climate Central, offering vital data for disaster planning and illustrating the U.S.'s $101 billion loss from such events in 2025.
Arizona Lawmakers to Scrutinize Child Welfare System After Tragic Deaths, Senator Werner Leads Reform Efforts
Arizona lawmakers, led by Sen. Carine Werner, plan to reform the child welfare system after the deaths of three children with DCS ties, with meetings and potential legislative changes focused on improving child safety protocols and training.
Arizona Prosecutors Cross Party Lines to Challenge State's Expanded Anti-SLAPP Law
Prosecutors in Arizona are challenging an anti-SLAPP law they claim hinders justice, including the law's application to criminal cases which they argue could improperly involve judges in prosecutorial decisions.
Concerns Mount Over Well-being of Foster Kids in Arizona Group Homes Amid Reports of Neglect and Runaways
The article discusses concerns about the safety and well-being of foster kids in Arizona group homes, highlighting the experiences of one former foster youth and the systemic issues leading to instances of neglect and violence.
Chandler's Golden Neighbors Program Partners with Hospice of the Valley for Senior Health Education and Thank-Full Event
Chandler's Golden Neighbors program is hosting events in November focusing on senior empowerment and community support, including an educational session and a giveaway of essentials.
Arizona State Retirement System Honored with Excellence in Financial Reporting Award for 33rd Year by GFOA
The Arizona State Retirement System received a financial reporting award from the GFOA for its 2022 report, marking a 33-year streak, and another award for plan funding and administration.












