St. Mary's Food Bank faces increased demand and pressure due to SNAP cuts, anticipating challenges in providing meals, especially during summer. The bank seeks community support to counteract potential reductions in food box quantity and variety.

Phoenix commissions seek nominations to honor individuals and groups supporting community fairness and equality in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The Scottsdale Police Department organizes the 3rd Annual Trunk-or-Treat event on October 30th, promoting safe Halloween fun and domestic violence awareness.

San Tan Valley residents prepare to vote on incorporation, with a key ballot Proposition 495 approved for the August 5, 2025 election, and various voting options and deadlines outlined.

Scottsdale appoints Jenna Kohl as the new director of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, recognizing her extensive leadership experience and commitment to community and environmental matters.

A phone outage in Apache Junction has disrupted service for city departments. The city's website announced efforts to fix the issue, asking residents for patience.

Avondale initiates a crack seal road preservation project across multiple neighborhoods, without disrupting trash services, expecting completion from July to November. Residents are advised of potential towing and commute disruptions.

Dixon Golf inaugurated its eco-friendly new headquarters in Chandler, Arizona, featuring energy-efficient systems and showcasing the company's commitment to green innovation.

Arizona introduces Passport250, a mobile pass to explore state heritage, featuring 25 locations and plans to add more for America's 250th anniversary celebrations.

Avondale Police inaugurated a new K-9 Training Center to boost their K-9 teams' skills, featuring advanced training facilities and a ribbon-cutting event.

The Dragon Bravo Fire at Grand Canyon National Park has grown to 16,765 acres with 26% containment, with firefighting efforts focusing on strategic lines and critical weather challenges.

Casa Grande invites residents to a Community Open House on August 11 at the Dorothy Powell Senior Center to voice concerns and ideas to the City Council.

Bob Hollister was honored at a county board meeting for his 32-year tenure as Cochise County's RACES Officer, recognized for his significant contributions to emergency communications and public safety.