Arizona's water supply from the Colorado River faces potential devastating cuts, with Brenda Burman of CAP calling for fair negotiations over federally proposed plans to manage the prolonged drought.

A winter storm led to over 100 flight cancellations at Phoenix Sky Harbor, causing travel disruptions. Refunds are due for cancellations, but not for meals or lodging.

Phoenix's housing market is seeing homes for sale longer and a growth in inventory, marking a shift towards a buyer's market. Homes now have a median listing time of 70 days.

Rob Hirst, Midnight Oil drummer and co-founder, has died at 70 after battling pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of political and environmental rock anthems.

A high school hockey team memorializes late teammate Graysen Briggs, who died of rare cancer, by draping his jersey at games and aspiring to win a state championship in his honor.

The WM Phoenix Open features a partnership with Novel Ice Cream, which created a special "WMPO Green Dream" flavor, supporting local charities with 20% of sales.

Queen Creek financed a water purchase from Harquahala Valley using a successful COP sale, aiming for water self-sufficiency and reducing groundwater pumping. The town received high credit ratings for the move indicating strong fiscal health.

Several Arizona school districts face increased financial instability, with nine in a high-risk category for budget issues, per a state auditor's report.

Yvonne Fedderson, Childhelp co-founder, has passed away at 90. Her work in child abuse prevention and treatment has impacted over 14 million children and families.

Volunteer opportunities at Buckeye Air Fair 2026 are open for various roles, including event setup and overseeing booths.

Buckeye's Fitness in the Park program offers free exercise classes at Sundance and Tartesso Sports Parks, featuring yoga, Zumba, and dance fitness, promoting community health.

Cafecito Coffeehouse opened in Tolleson with a ribbon-cutting event, earning a Certificate of Special Congressional Recognition and support from city officials.

Queen Creek inaugurated the Gail A. Barney Public Safety Support Facility to improve emergency response, repurposing a former sports complex for police and fire department use.