Senator Ruben Gallego leads a bipartisan effort urging the OMB to quickly disburse $324 million earmarked for CDFIs to support low-income communities.

Coconino County officials played a key role in policy resolutions at the NACo Annual Conference, impacting policies on federal funding and social equity.

President Trump fired the BLS chief after a poor jobs report, amid concerns of meddling in economic data reporting and issues with CPI data collection accuracy due to staff shortages.

AzEIP invites public comment on a procedure revision regarding the distribution of early childhood intervention public awareness materials in Arizona.

Arizona's State Schools Chief Tom Horne disputes Attorney General Kris Mayes’ claim that litigation prompted the release of federal school funds, clarifying that the delay was for a compliance review.

The U.S. Department of Education released education funds to Arizona that had been previously frozen, following a successful lawsuit led by Attorney General Mayes and other states' attorneys general.

Westbound Loop 101 off-ramp at 67th Avenue in Phoenix closes for 60 days starting Aug. 4 for construction, part of a $140 million freeway widening project.

Surprise Lately covers community involvement in transport planning, new crosswalks for school safety, and feedback on city codes, with a survey for a master plan and updates on local services and parks.

Goodyear High School opens on the former Phoenix Trotting Park site, transforming a space of unfulfilled promises into a center for education and community growth.

Arizona invites public comments on proposed revisions to AzEIP's annual monitoring process for agencies serving children with special needs until August 31, 2025.

Flagstaff's Sustainability Office offers a Fix-It Clinic on Aug. 16 for residents to learn repairs on various items alongside volunteers, promoting sustainability.

Pinal County partners with State Forty Eight for limited-edition t-shirts commemorating its 150th anniversary, with preorders available until August 31st.

Flagstaff plans an event on Aug. 11 to honor WWII Navajo Code Talkers, including cultural performances and speeches, open to the public with provided meals.