Councilmember Angel Encinas of Chandler was honored with the Under 40 Impact Awards by the National League of Cities for his significant contributions to public service and community development.

The Coconino County Elections Department won the People's Choice Award for their innovative voter engagement program, as per their official announcement.

Nine deputies graduated from the Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy, joining the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office and were celebrated at a ceremony where service and dedication were emphasized.

The Justice Department found that the Arizona Department of Child Safety discriminated against parents and children with disabilities, violating the ADA.

Arizona cities expect to lose $230 million in revenue annually when a new law banning sales tax on residential rentals takes effect on January 1, 2025.

A single mother in Mesa, Arizona, faces eviction as she struggles financially, reflecting the state's broader rental crisis. State Rep. Analise Ortiz is pushing for increased rental assistance and tenant protections.

Donald Trump is set to speak at AmericaFest 2024 in Phoenix, a conservative event featuring prominent figures, highlighting his active role in office.

Judge Pamela S. Gates is appointed as the Presiding Judge for Maricopa County's Superior Court effective July 1, 2025, succeeding in various leadership roles.

Arizona received a $575,000 VA grant to investigate and prevent veteran suicide, due to 20% of state suicides involving veterans from 2015-2022. The funding supports the GOYFF's partnership with health agencies and the ACMF.

Gilbert, Arizona's Assistant Town Manager, Leah Rhineheimer, receives the 2024 Women Leading in Excellence Award for her leadership and dedication to public service.

Trent Dutry has been appointed as Glendale's new Economic Development Deputy Director, focusing on events and arts to enhance the city's cultural impact.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues Saudi farm firm Fondomonte over its "excessive" groundwater pumping, which allegedly harms the local environment and community.

Coconino County Board rezones 2,400 acres to protect open spaces, backed by their Comprehensive Plan and local conservationist approval, immediately following a special session.