National HIV Testing Day emphasizes the importance of knowing one’s HIV status and is supported year-round by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) through various testing methods, including at-home test kits and in-person testing.
The Coconino County Public Works Department will be participating in three Fourth of July parades next week.
Governor Hobbs signed water bills enabling sustainable growth and groundwater protection in Arizona, aiding agriculture and cities with renewable water sources.
Governor Katie Hobbs signed SB1081, SB1181, and SB1242, while vetoing SB1172, HB2017, HB2020, HB2062, and HB2127.
Biden and Trump clashed over economic policies in their first presidential debate, focusing on inflation reduction.
The U.S. Department of Commerce awarded a $1.5M grant to Conway, AR for water and sewer improvements, boosting local manufacturing and development.
Nearly a year after declaring a homelessness emergency, the Missoula City Council approved rules restricting camping on city property.
LoveFood.com has named Cooks & Soldiers’ “Bikini” sandwich as the best grilled cheese in Georgia, highlighting its use of white Cheddar, Jamón Ibérico, and black truffle, which has earned it rave reviews.
South Carolina ranks third in the U.S. for money spent on fireworks, highlighting the state’s enthusiasm for 4th of July celebrations.
The Arizona Department of Transportation announced several freeway and road closures in the Valley for the last weekend of June, including the narrowing of westbound I-10 and US 60 for construction, and closures of ramps and a section of Guadalupe Road for utility work.
Backers of four ballot initiatives in Montana failed to gather the required signatures, while three other initiatives likely succeeded.
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the FY25 budget totaling $484.5 million.
