Cochise County has updated its manufactured home regulations and inspection fee schedule as part of its collaboration with the Arizona Department of Housing.

ADOT opens a second northbound lane on State Route 64 near Tusayan to improve traffic to the Grand Canyon, promoting safer driving conditions for tourists.

ADOT announces a public meeting in Payson on June 6 to discuss SR 260 road improvements, with potential construction starting the next fiscal year and a final design by spring 2025.

Phoenix reports a 19% decline in unsheltered homelessness and a 15% increase in sheltered individuals, reflecting the city's efforts to expand housing and services.

Gilbert Town Council approves ordinances to ban minors from possessing brass knuckles and to impose penalties for unruly gatherings, effective June 20.

Tucson's Tugo Bike Share System received a $200,000 grant from the Better Bike Share Partnership to promote cycling among lower-income residents and enhance shared micromobility in underserved communities.

Tucson Boulevard faces significant roadwork from Sixth Street to 22nd Street, causing expected traffic disruptions with lane closures and construction during weekdays.

Arizona celebrates EMS Week, honoring the work and evolution of emergency care, with a focus on May 19-25 and particularly May 22 for children's services.

Maricopa is launching the MET Ride app on May 27 to simplify booking the city's dial-a-ride services, offering $1 rides, live updates and advance bookings.

The Chandler Fire Department offers free emergency preparedness training for residents to handle disasters, involving survival skills taught over two Saturdays.

An audit reveals that, while primary City contractors comply with E-Verify, some subcontractors do not, risking contractual legitimacy and violating Arizona law.

Rep. Ruben Gallego has introduced two bills, the Direct Hire Act and the Screening Efficiency Act, to expedite the processing of migrants and alleviate pressure on Arizona's border communities.

Law enforcement in Northern Arizona conducted "International Roadcheck" inspections on commercial vehicles from May 14-16, resulting in 1,093 inspections and the discovery of 3,126 violations.