The Pima Animal Care Center's Paws and Pages program invites the public to read to shy or scared shelter animals, helping to socialize them and increase their chances of adoption.

Pinal County is educating its election workers on fentanyl risks, providing tools like Narcan, after reports of the substance in mail during early voting in multiple states in 2023.

Chandler's city council extends its innovation incubator program, Chandler Endeavor, through June 2025, fostering local entrepreneurship with events and competitions.

The article details El Mirage's upcoming Primary Election on July 30, 2024, highlighting important dates and the significance of the three City Council seats at stake. Voting options and procedures are provided for the citizens.

A report reveals that border officials are discarding migrants' belongings, affecting essential and personal items, amid rising tensions due to President Biden's border policies.

Jennifer Dent of Pinal County Attorney's Office was named 'Felony Prosecutor of the Year' by APAAC for her successful prosecutorial work in homicide trials.

Arizona's congressional delegation introduced the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act to secure water rights and infrastructure for Indigenous nations.

A public meeting is set to discuss the new Sabino Canyon Visitor Center, including a preliminary design with new amenities aimed at improving the visitor experience.

Arizona's congressional delegation has introduced a $5 billion bill to settle water rights for three tribes, including provisions for Colorado River water access and infrastructure development.

Two ballot measures concerning Arizona's minimum wage are set to compete in November: One proposing a raise to $18/hour and the other favoring lower wages for tipped workers.

The article discusses two recent events focused on addressing immigration issues in Arizona: a roundtable hosted by ABC15, which included various stakeholders, and another hosted by Senator Kyrsten Sinema, targeting solutions for the migrant crisis.

Arizona's political identity is in flux as it becomes a battleground state due to demographic changes and key issues affecting voter sentiment ahead of the presidential election.

The Pima County Board approved $3.5 million for nonprofit community services, supporting various programs like food aid and social services for 2024-25.