The Pima County Health Department is offering free overdose training events to teach the public how to use Narcan and address drug overdose fatalities.

Oracle Park in Pinal County reopens with new amenities, including a play structure, walking trail, upgraded basketball courts, and ADA-accessible sidewalks, following extensive renovations.

Avondale awarded $200,000 in grants to thirty-two local non-profits through its Contributions Assistance Program, supporting various community services.

The Lake Havasu City Police Cadet Program received a $2,500 donation from local business owners Sunny and Sheetal Patel, supporting youth interested in law enforcement.

Rep. Gallego criticizes the federal response to Arizona's extreme heat, despite HHS Secretary Becerra's Phoenix visit, calling for more action than just advice.

A Phoenix man has been handed down a 51-month prison sentence for threatening to kill a federal judge...

McCulloch Boulevard in Lake Havasu City will close at night for waterline works from Capri Lane to Smoketree Avenue, with detours via Mesquite and Swanson.

The Prescott community and police gathered at the Rodeo grounds for National Night Out to engage with law enforcement and learn about safety initiatives like the Neighborhood Watch program.

The Arizona State Retirement System outlines how to ensure your survivor benefits reach designated beneficiaries effectively, stressing the importance of maintaining updated beneficiary information.

The article discusses effective strategies for reuniting lost pets with their owners, as proposed by Pima County Animal Care Center Director Monica Dangler, emphasizing local searches and the use of the Petco Love Lost database.

Two Yavapai County Sheriff's Office members, Steve Warburton and Zebadiah Dickinson, were promoted at a ceremony, highlighted for their dedicated service and past achievements.

Pima County health officials are collecting feedback through a survey to improve responses to extreme heat, and they plan a public hearing on a new heat ordinance on August 19 to address the issue.

Yavapai County honored three Sheriff’s Office members for their long service, including a captain, a sergeant awarded the Medal of Valor, and a deputy known for a significant child rescue.