The Arizona Department of Housing has allocated over $22 million in federal and state tax credits to support the creation of 799 affordable housing units across 12 projects.

Arizona's House passes the controversial "Secure the Border Act," facing criticism over potential racial profiling and increased law enforcement strain.

Tucson adopts a Heat Action Roadmap and Heat Protection Ordinance to shield workers from extreme heat, as part of its broader climate adaptation strategy.

Avondale released its Annual Water Quality Report online, covering testing from 2023 and confirming compliance with all standards. Residents can access the report digitally or opt for printed copies at city locations.

Buckeye Fire Captain Daniel Malanowski has been named as the Central Region's EMCT of the Year by the Arizona Department of Health Services for his dedication and 19-year service in emergency medical services.

The City of Surprise is upgrading traffic signals at Bell Road and R.H. Johnson Blvd, causing overnight lane restrictions and no left turns on June 7-8, with detours in place.

Tempe officials plan a public event to educate on elder abuse prevention for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, including talks by safety officials and county attorneys.

The Phoenix Police Department launched a new traffic enforcement program using data to identify and target high-risk areas for speeding, utilizing a cycle of radar trailers, motorcycle units, and marked cars to promote speed limit compliance.

Phoenix is enduring extreme heat, with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees according to the National Weather Service. Moderate winds provide minimal relief.

Phoenix extends its trail closure program to year-round, limiting access to popular hikes during Excessive Heat Warnings for public safety and to reduce heat-related emergencies.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes released preliminary information for five ballot measures ahead of November's election, aiming to inform voters and enhance transparency.

The Gila River Indian Community banned dances after a police officer was fatally shot while responding to a disturbance. The FBI is investigating the incident which left another officer critically injured and four people wounded, with one death.

The Arizona Department of Corrections updated its website to improve public access to correctional data with new interactive resources and monthly reports.