Maricopa announces the Keep Maricopa Beautiful Day for community-led cleanup efforts, encouraging residents to volunteer independently and share their activities on social media.

Metronet begins installing a citywide fiber-optic network in Casa Grande, promising high-speed internet after an 18-month construction period with minimal disruption.

Lake Havasu City names its new downtown public space Main Street Commons, chosen by public vote, signaling community engagement and aiming to be a hub for events.

A Silver Alert was issued for Mark Dennis Gregory, missing from Dolan Springs, Arizona, on March 20, 2025, with medical concerns. Contact Deputy Rider at (928) 753-0753 with any information.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs criticizes proposals to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education, highlighting the risks to nearly $1 billion in educational funding for the state.

Pinal County Board of Supervisors honored retiring Chief Civil Deputy Attorney Chris Keller for his 41-year legal career and impactful work on economic projects.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors declared the first week of April as "Week of the Young Child" to emphasize early childhood development, encouraged by First Things First advocates.

Senators, including Ruben Gallego, oppose Trump's executive order to cut CDFI Fund, highlighting its economic benefits and leverage in underserved areas.

Yavapai County extends a free slash drop-off program until June 15, 2025, to aid residents in making their properties firewise amid a year-round wildfire threat exacerbated by a dry winter.

The Arizona Diamondbacks will open their 2025 season against the Chicago Cubs at Chase Field, starting March 27 with giveaways and a pregame ceremony.

Pima Federal Credit Union gains regulatory approval to acquire Republic Bank of Arizona, marking PFCU's expansion into Maricopa County with a $1.5 billion asset portfolio.

Arizona Diamondbacks CEO expresses confidence in the passage of the baseball stadium renovation bill, HB2704, after it gains favor in the House and heads to the Senate.

Two Phoenix families received free air conditioning units from local companies Semper Fi and Bumble Bee Air Conditioning to help them cope with Arizona's summer heat.