Buckeye seeks resident input through a survey to improve road safety as part of their Transportation Safety Plan, leveraging a $600,000 federal grant.

Avondale Public Library's 2025 Bookmark Contest invites young local artists to submit original designs by February 28, with winners' bookmarks to be printed and distributed.

Surprise, Arizona, offers a free car seat inspection event with trained technicians to ensure proper installation and usage, plus educational guidance for parents. No appointment is necessary.

The Vision + Sound program celebrates African American art in Arizona, featuring exhibitions and concerts, including trumpeter Gabriel Bey, until March 25, 2025.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes urges vigilance against identity theft during Identity Theft Awareness Week, advising residents to protect personal data.

Scottsdale introduces the RAVE Alert System for public safety, to be used first at the WM Phoenix Open, providing attendees with emergency notifications via text. Residents can sign up for various alerts at no cost.

ADOT and DPS increase trooper presence to enhance safety on the I-17 Improvement Project corridor, enforcing speed limits and targeting reckless driving.

The Phoenix Union High School District declared its campuses safe zones from immigration enforcement, responding to fears amid Trump's deportation plans.

Police found a man dead in a Phoenix apartment, leading to the arrest of a woman for the homicide. Details on their relationship and the crime are sparse.

Phoenix's weather forecast includes a slight chance of showers and mostly sunny skies, with temperatures ranging from the low 40s to the high 60s, and calm winds persisting throughout the week.

Two Paradise Valley mansions are on sale for $21.95 million and $22.5 million, featuring luxury amenities including pools and large garages, owned by Slade Stewart.

Phoenix band Glixen announces a North American headlining tour, starting Feb. 20, with performances leading up to their Coachella dates on April 11 and 18.

Simple Minds will tour North America starting in May, with '80s acts Soft Cell and Modern English. They'll include their hit "Don’t You (Forget About Me)" and perform on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!". Tickets go on sale January 31.