Tolleson and Avondale Fire Departments offer a free car seat safety clinic for parents, featuring certified technicians to help with installations and provide safety tips.

The Scottsdale Fire Department is hosting a town hall on wildfire awareness and preparedness, highlighting the risks and mitigation strategies for the local community.

Tolleson is undergoing a road maintenance project applying Polymer Modified Slurry, causing temporary closures and detours, with potential delays if there's rain.

The westbound Loop 202 on-ramp at Val Vista Drive in Gilbert will close for 60 days starting March 12 due to reconstruction, with ADOT advising detours and caution in construction zones.

Peoria's 21 AM/PM before and after-school programs have gained accreditation from AzCASE, emphasizing their commitment to high-quality, safe, and enriching environments for children.

Surprise, Arizona is implementing lane restrictions on 163rd Avenue for road widening until April 14, with various sections affected and significant changes planned.

The Arizona House is suing the ADWR over a groundwater tax that representatives claim is raising new home costs, accusing the department of overreach and not following due process.

Maricopa County sees a decrease in heat-related deaths in 2024, despite a record hot summer, with initiatives to further combat the issue planned for 2025.

Arizona House Majority Leader Carbone accuses Governor Hobbs of aggravating the housing crisis with water policies, including an alleged illegal groundwater tax.

The Arizona House passed HB2696 to protect infrastructure from threats posed by Chinese technology, per State Rep. Nick Kupper's press release. The bill limits use of such technologies and requires ACC oversight and preapproval for related contracts.

Chino Valley's Town Council will discuss a proposed utility scale solar ordinance at a special meeting on March 17, 2025, at Grace Church. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office responded to stranded drivers on Drake Road after GPS led them astray during a snowstorm. They warn against using this route in bad weather.

Arizona is set to execute Aaron Gunches, who declined to seek clemency for his 2002 murder conviction. His execution is the first in the state since 2022.