The City of Peoria is offering an educational program for HOA members on April 5, with experts providing insights on managing communities effectively. The session costs $15 and includes breakfast. Registration is open until March 28.

Chandler invites nominations for its Volunteer Recognition Awards to honor local heroes in eight categories. Winners will be celebrated on April 11 at the Chandler Center for the Arts.

Scott Butler is appointed as Mesa's new City Manager, succeeding Christopher J. Brady, with approval from the City Council and praise for his extensive service to the city.

Arizona's Attorney General sues CBR Systems, Inc. for deceptive cord blood banking practices, including misleading claims and kickbacks to healthcare providers.

Phoenix celebrates the inaugural test run of the light rail's South Central Extension with festivities, art sessions, and officials like Mayor Gallego attending.

Fountain Hills invites the community to a public meeting on its downtown revitalization project, discussing enhancements, walkability, and economic implications.

Interstate 40 westbound in Kingman will experience late-night delays due to construction, with full closures on certain dates for bridge girder installations.

Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne announced intent to revoke Primavera Online School's charter due to poor academic performance, enforcing educational accountability.

Cochise County receives the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association for excellence in financial planning and transparency.

Arizona House approves funding for ibogaine research to treat veterans with PTSD and TBI, with bipartisan support and pledges for private funding match.

Scottsdale Mayor's new scholarship program aids students with disabilities. It includes the Mayor’s Ability Awards and a new Community Disability Advocate Award. Nominations and RSVPs for the April 18 event are open.

Arizona House passed HB2607 to increase penalties for transporting over 200 grams of fentanyl, backed by Rep. Quang Nguyen. The bill, part of a larger public safety effort, now moves to the Senate.

Arizona Trooper graduates from Police Academy Exchange in Abu Dhabi, with AZDPS Colonel attending the ceremony and highlighting international police collaboration.