Tolleson Union High School District will loan $25 million to the debt-ridden Isaac School District, allowing for resolution of payroll issues and teacher compensation.

Midair collision involving an American Airlines flight and an Army Black Hawk helicopter near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport resulted in 67 deaths. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause.

The National Weather Service forecasts a period of sunny and progressively warmer days for Phoenix, with calm conditions, ideal for outdoor activities.

Prescott Valley introduced The Light of PV Award, honoring Don and Darlene Packard for their community service, including veterans support and volunteerism with therapy dogs.

The Cochise County Attorney's Office announced promotions within its Criminal Division, with Dan Akers and Michael Powell supervising the Drug and General Crimes Units, respectively, and Terisha Driggs named Special Victim Prosecutor.

Avondale launches a Spanish Fentanyl Awareness Forum on February 27, offering resources like free Narcan and expert information to tackle the opioid crisis.

Chase Matthew joins the Out of the Park Music Fest in Surprise, Arizona, alongside headliner ERNEST and other artists, with VIP tickets sold out and general admission available.

Arizona's legislature is advancing two bills to support rural well users during drought, allowing for the creation of water improvement districts and providing grants for water storage tanks.

Arizona Rep. Jeff Weninger proposed HB2704 to fund Chase Field's renovation by reallocating existing taxes, aiming to keep the Diamondbacks in Arizona without new taxes.

The Maricopa County Attorney's Office reports a record number of ORC prosecutions in 2024, highlighting efforts to tackle retail crime and its wider consequences.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed Judge Maria Elena Cruz to the Arizona Supreme Court, making her the first Latina and Black justice to serve on the state's highest court, reflecting Arizona's diversity.

Apache Junction officials urge residents to take preventive measures to protect their homes from wildfires, emphasizing a community approach to safety and offering resources for fire management.

Surprise City reaccredited by APWA for its exemplary public works operations, indicating compliance with industry standards across multiple departments.