The City of Phoenix invites local businesses to discuss the Availability and Disparity study regarding Disadvantaged Business Enterprises in transit contracting.

Brian Biesemeyer, head of Scottsdale Water, was named Person of the Year by two Arizona water organizations for his contributions to water management and innovation.

Lake Havasu City warns drivers about wild burros on SR 95; BLM rounds up 100 burros for relocation and potential adoption, working on long-term management.

ADOT invites Maricopa residents to discuss State Route 347 improvements at a public meeting, highlighting lane expansions and bridge developments aimed at traffic relief.

A public hearing is set for August 19, 2024, in Casa Grande, Arizona, to discuss bond financing for local senior living facilities, including Caliche Senior Living.

The Loop 101 ramp at Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd in Scottsdale will be closed for 60 days for a freeway widening project.

Lake Havasu City reminds residents to remove political signs within 15 days after elections, with the current deadline on August 14, 2024, and highlights sign placement regulations and zones where they are not allowed.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne announced the potential retrieval of $29 million in Title I funds due to a waiver, rectifying past underspending issues under former superintendent Kathy Hoffman.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs and House Democrats request an audit of the state's Department of Education, alleging mismanagement of federal funds for schools by Superintendent Tom Horne.

Arizona Department of Public Safety issued a Silver Alert for missing 39-year-old Daniel Burdick from Apache County, last seen in a white Toyota Yaris.

A 21-year-old man, Seth Duda, was arrested in Lake Havasu City for a shooting incident with no injuries reported. He faces multiple charges and is held on a $150,000 bond. An investigation is ongoing, and the public is urged to share any information.

Maricopa County Sheriff's Office seeks assistance in finding Dalys Clancy Kezar, a 67-year-old missing man with mental health issues and last seen in Wittmann, Arizona.

Dr. Eric Meyer is appointed to the Arizona House of Representatives for District 4, succeeding Laura Terech. He had previously served the district and is known for his commitment to education and healthcare.