Arizona AG Kris Mayes launches a campaign to combat housing discrimination, including education and advice for residents on their rights and protecting against illegal practices.

The Seargeant-Oldaker House in Phoenix will become a restaurant with LiveForward Development investing up to $2.5 million for renovation while preserving its historic exterior.

Jennifer Stein has been hired as Avondale's economic development director after her successful tenure in Peoria. She replaces Ken Chapa and begins by October 31.

The Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex will host the 2027 NCAA Division II National Tennis Championships, marking its fifth time as the venue for the event.

Coolidge hosts a Family Resource Event on November 2nd offering free dental, hearing, legal aid, and more, reflecting collaborative community support.

Catalina is hosting a Job and Resource Fair at Coronado K-8 School, offering employment opportunities and resources like childcare support and health services.

El Mirage Cares is organizing a Walk to End Domestic Violence on October 19th to raise awareness and support survivors. The event includes guest speakers, free t-shirts, and food, and encourages early registration.

The City of Avondale has opened a new Public Safety Detention Center, featuring advanced technology and increased capacity for detainees, aiming to enhance community safety.

The article profiles Kent Blumenthal, a member of the Pima County Small Business Commission, detailing his background, his work with Consequential Consulting, and his commitment to community service and local business support.

Arizona turns buildings purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, including a campaign called "Lighting Arizona Purple" to support survivors and educate the public.

Jeff Casper from CBRE presented at Pima County's economic meeting, discussing commercial real estate trends. Jack Bustamante also spoke about the Arizona Commerce Authority's regional efforts.

The former secretary of Hyder Elementary School District was indicted for embezzlement and misuse of funds, totaling $12,224, after inadequate internal controls in the district allowed such activities.

Early retirement presents financial challenges like high health insurance costs for those under 65 and penalties for accessing savings before 59 ½, with reduced Social Security benefits if taken before full retirement age.