Senator Mark Kelly advocates for better management of opioid addiction in seniors, promoting the PAIN Act to ensure Medicare covers non-opioid pain treatments.

Coconino County Treasurer's drive-through service in Flagstaff will close for better security and personal data protection, aligning with upcoming state guidelines. Taxpayers can visit the Flagstaff Mall office or pay online.

Phoenix's weather forecast promises sunny days with highs in the 60s-70s, clear nights with cooler temperatures, and potential light winds throughout the week.

Phoenix has launched ParkPHX, a web-based app to help find and reserve parking downtown, offering real-time parking availability and options for various needs.

"Surprise Lately" covers local spring training excitement, the Teen Adventure program, Youth Council recruitment, and US 60 Corridor Study, urging residents' engagement.

Scottsdale is set to honor Vietnam War veterans with an event on March 29, featuring a speech by decorated veteran Frank Lambert and a helicopter display. Additional events include a concert reflecting veterans' musical memories.

ADOT announces multiple weekend freeway closures in Phoenix for improvement projects, including I-17, Loop 101, and SR 143, with alternate routes suggested.

Navajo elder Vina Horseherder exemplifies the enduring tradition of Diné rug weaving, which is supported by the Adopt-A-Native-Elder program providing both cultural and economic sustenance.

Mary West of Navajo Gaming was named Chamber Champion of the Year at the Flagstaff Chamber's event featuring discussions on economic growth and a Q&A with Arizona Governor.

Coconino County announces finalists for 2025 Teacher of the Year, with winners to be revealed at an event on April 17. Finalists could win various awards, including a car lease from Findlay Toyota Flagstaff.

The Arizona House unanimously passed HB2813, a bill by Rep. Powell for compensating the wrongfully convicted, to the Senate for further consideration.

Arizona GOP lawmakers seek detailed data on the state's rural groundwater reserves, pressing the ADWR for comprehensive statistics to inform water security policy.

Anthony Leroy Haygood was sentenced to 12 months for Indecent Exposure, adding to his time in a federal Tucson prison after guilty pleas for exposing himself to officers.