ADOT announces weekend road restrictions in Phoenix, with no full freeway closures but several lane and ramp closures due to maintenance and widening projects.

Phoenix joins the EU Cities Gateway Program to work on environmental issues and promote the circular economy, sharing waste reduction strategies with international cities.

The Arizona MLK Celebration Committee announced honorees for the 2026 AZ MLK Awards, recognizing individuals and organizations for their service and contributions to the community.

ADOT has opened a new lane on the northbound I-17 off-ramp to Loop 303 and Sonoran Desert Drive in Phoenix, aiming to ease peak hour traffic congestion.

Queen Creek's financial stability is affirmed with 'AA' credit ratings, supporting its plan to fund water acquisition from Harquahala Valley to ensure long-term supply.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announces a $15.6 million investment in the state's power grid resilience, directing funds to four projects aimed at reducing outages and wildfire risks. Total investment with matching grants reaches $27 million.

Flagstaff's Southside now features two new public art pieces honoring its history. "Rustle" by Beth Nybeck and the "Historic Dunbar School Plaque" commemorate local stories and heritage.

Jeffrey McClure was re-elected as Chairman with Jeff Serdy as Vice-Chairman during the Board of Supervisors Meeting. The outgoing Chair, Stephen Miller, received a plaque for his service. The meeting recording is available on Pinal County's website.

The 3rd Annual Dementia Caregiver Summit in Fountain Hills offers resources and support to caregivers, featuring experienced speakers and aiming to empower attendees.

The Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety awarded the Tombstone Marshal's Office $19,335 to improve highway safety, with plans to address impaired driving, speeding, and seatbelt use.

The final member of Yuma's "La Mesa" smuggling operation was sentenced, ending the ring linked to Los Rusos, involved in violent crimes including kidnapping and threatening migrants.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes Senate Republicans for blocking Affordable Care Act premium tax credit extensions, expressing concern for Arizonans facing potential health care cost increases.

Senator Mark Kelly questioned Defense officials about using U.S. cities for National Guard training, referencing Trump's comments. General Guillot clarified no policy exists for such activities and citizens are not seen as adversaries.