Phoenix Takes Flight into the Future with Advanced Air Mobility Integration Plans
Phoenix's Aviation Department reports on integrating AAM at local airports, with support from Mayor Gallego, anticipating economic benefits and efficiency in urban transit. The city seeks to join the FAA's eIPP to advance AAM technology.
U.S. Health Department Supports Arizona Parents' Access to Children's Medical Records After Willoughby's Advocacy
U.S. HHS supports Arizona parents' access to their children's medical records, amid challenges outlined by Majority Whip Julie Willoughby, who faced vetoes on related bills by Governor Hobbs.
Avondale City Manager Ron Corbin Takes on Adjunct Instructor Role at Northern Arizona University
Avondale's city manager, Ron Corbin, will teach Personnel Management at NAU while continuing his current role. His experience includes a tenure as Cottonwood's city manager and a master's from NAU.
Surprise, AZ Outlines Firework Regulations for New Year’s Celebrations
The City of Surprise, Arizona reminds residents to follow local fireworks regulations during New Year's celebrations, including age restrictions for purchases, allowed times for igniting fireworks, and proper disposal methods.
Queen Creek Advances Towards Water Self-Sufficiency, Aims to Shield Residents from Drought and Rising Costs
Queen Creek advances its independent water supply strategy, aiming for self-sufficiency and resilience against drought, reflecting a decade-long effort outlined in Resolution No. 1654-25.
Navajo Nation President Aligns with Advocates to Tackle Missing Indigenous Women Crisis
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren met with advocates to discuss strategies for addressing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR), focusing on public safety and improving response.












