The EPA has terminated Flagstaff's Resilience Hubs Grant, affecting local emergency preparedness projects and jobs. The city has filed an appeal against the decision.

Chandler holds public workshops, Chandler Listens, for residents to influence city planning, using mapping activities with "land use chips" for developing mixed-use neighborhoods.

Mesa Police Department ups DUI patrols for Cinco de Mayo weekend, focusing on impaired drivers from May 3-5 in collaboration with the GOHS DUI Task Force.

The Casa Grande Public Library announced a week of diverse events starting April 28, including tea party storytimes, tech classes, book discussions, and gardening sessions.

The S’edav Va’aki Museum celebrates International Museum Day with educational and family-friendly activities focusing on community space, culture, and Phoenix's heritage.

Mesa celebrates National Historic Preservation Month with a free event including tours, an awards ceremony for student contests, and complimentary food.

Mesa's Office of Economic Development is renewing its Know Before You Grow series for entrepreneurs via their podcast, offering biweekly episodes with business insights.

The Pima County Sheriff's Office issued a Silver Alert for missing 86-year-old Rana Dutta, last seen in Tucson, Arizona, driving a 2022 Subaru Forester with AZ plate 5ZA48F.

Arizona Head Start programs receive crucial funding following Senator Gallego's intervention, impacting over 17,000 children in need of early education and health services.

Phoenix introduces Healthy Giving to guide residents on giving sustainably and effectively, focusing on organizations that provide housing, meals, job support, and recovery services, aiming to address issues like overdose deaths.

Fountain Hills announces El Lago Boulevard's overhaul starting May 6, featuring phased paving to minimize disruptions. Access to local areas will remain, with full completion expected by end of May.

Casa Grande seeks young visionaries for its Youth Commission. Students in grades 8-12 can apply until May 7, 2025, to impact local decisions and gain leadership experience.

Glendale City Council has approved a $600,000 investment for advanced moving radar systems in all police patrol vehicles to reduce speed-related crashes.