Chandler's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Division hosts the third Women's Empowerment Luncheon on May 9, featuring keynote Nicole Lance and a panel of female leaders.

Phoenix detailed its 2025 Heat Response Plan to City Council and Mayor Gallego, aiming to improve public health and response to extreme temperatures after a significant decline in heat-related emergencies in 2024.

Eastbound I-10 in Arizona will close from State Route 51 to US 60, March 28-31, for the Broadway Curve Improvement Project. Detours are provided; additional ramp closures announced. Use the Loop 202 as an alternate route.

Scottsdale won the 2025 CIO 100 Award for integrating AI in its Short-Term Rental Resource Center, improving public sector efficiency and transparency.

An Arizona citizen resolved their vehicle title issue with help from ADOT's Fraud Hotline after the selling dealership failed to provide the title. The dealership had violated state law, which may result in serious penalties.

Town Council prioritizes downtown revamp, with design funding set for Verde River Drive and Parkview Avenue, aiming to enhance aesthetics and economic vitality.

Scottsdale officials advise hikers to adjust routines due to heat, emphasizing safety and offering a Desert Hiking First Aid course on April 12 for $75.

Phoenix opens a new 280-bed shelter aimed to help homeless people with job opportunities, healthcare, and case management, alongside protections against extreme heat.

Governor Katie Hobbs introduces measures to control costs while maintaining services for individuals with disabilities, clashing with Republican legislators over budget cuts.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 55-year-old Chuck Mader, missing in Phoenix, Arizona since March 21, 2025. Authorities are concerned due to his medical condition.

'Operation Desert Guardian' by AZDPS and CCSO shows early success with traffic stops, arrests, and drug seizures in Cochise County, enhancing community safety.

Maricopa County invests $4.3 million from opioid settlements into 17 local projects to bolster the fight against substance abuse, enhancing prevention, treatment, and recovery support services.

Kiana Sears fills the Legislative District 9 seat in the Arizona State Senate, succeeding Eva Burch, as chosen by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. She has decades of public service experience.