Glendale's innovative housing initiative helps residents transition from subsidized housing to homeownership, providing financial education and resources.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition to challenge HHS and CMS's rule change under the ACA, which could lead to 1.8 million Americans losing health insurance. The states argue the rule is unlawful and burdensome.

Maricopa Police Department is launching Operation Safe Start on July 23 to enforce traffic safety in school zones, with a focus on careful driving as the new school year begins.

School Resource Officers in Maricopa schools are back, focusing on safety, connection, and guidance for students, with a team led by Sergeant O'Neal and officers like Abel, McCauley, Castillo, Bittner, and Rexinger making a positive impact.

Maricopa County issues Ozone High Pollution Advisory for July 18, 2025, urging residents to limit outdoor activities and take actions to reduce emissions.

Mayor Kate Gallego of Phoenix received the 2025 US Water Prize for her sustainable water management efforts, including the Drought Pipeline Project and programs fostering water conservation.

Goodyear's Fleet Services Division received a Top 50 Leading Fleets award from Government Fleet magazine for excellence in fleet management, highlighting their efficient vehicle maintenance for city services.

Queen Creek introduces its first collector roundabout at Crismon and Cloud to improve traffic flow and safety near a new high school. The project was realized through partnerships and right-of-way contributions.

Tempe Sister Cities won the 2025 Innovation in Youth and Education Award for its Youth Cultural Exchange program, supporting global understanding and education.

WW Clyde, a construction company, opened its new Southwest Division HQ in Apache Junction, AZ, promising job growth with plans to expand its workforce.

Gilbert teachers prepare for the new school year, often paying for supplies out of pocket. The community is supporting them through the annual Teacher Supply Drive, collecting essential items for local elementary schools.

A $2 million Powerball ticket was sold at Cobblestone Auto Spa in Chandler, Arizona, and remains unclaimed. The winning numbers were drawn Monday, with excitement growing as the jackpot reaches $246 million.

Dr. Shannon Barker and UHS Pediatricians provide advice on readying children for school, emphasizing the importance of adjusting sleep schedules, limiting screen time, ensuring vaccinations, and conducting health checkups.