Cochise County won’t issue new licenses for recreational marijuana dispensaries, but current license holders can operate their businesses, state officials say.

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Graham County Board Considers Proposal for Smaller Home Lots on Lebanon Loop

This article summarizes key discussions from a recent meeting of the Supervisory Committee. For further details, please refer to the complete meeting video. Officials in Graham County are evaluating significant rezone requests that could alter the local residential landscape. During the Committee of Supervisory Committee meeting on August 4, 2025, developers presented proposals to rezone […]

Vitiello appoints a Maricopa representative to the Pinal County transportation board.

Pinal County Transportation Advisory Board Welcomes New Member Maricopa has recently added new perspectives to its county transport board. Supervisor Rich Vitiero announced the appointment of Tena Dugan from Glenwild to the Pinal County Transportation Advisory Committee during a meeting held on Wednesday. This appointment has been anticipated for a while, according to Vitiero. Dugan’s […]

John Young named chairman of the Marshall County Commission by Gov. Ivey

Appointment of John Young as Chair of Marshall County Commission Governor Kay Ivy announced on Thursday that John Young has been appointed to chair the Marshall County Commission. “John Young, who has lived in Marshall County for 50 years, is well-regarded by both local officials and residents because of his extensive experience in civil service,” […]

Graham County Board Considers Suggested Residential Rezoning on Lebanon Loop

This article summarizes key discussions from a meeting. For a complete understanding, please refer to the full video of the meeting. The Graham County Board of Supervisors met on August 4, 2025, to discuss a rezoning request that aims to address the county’s housing challenges. The conversation focused on a proposal to rezone two-acre parcels […]

Cochise County Audit Uncovers Mistakes in Financial Statements and Compliance Problems

This summary outlines the key points from a meeting held by the Cochise County Board of Supervisors on July 23, 2025, which centered on the Audit General’s findings for 2023-2024. Terrence Stangel, the financial audit manager, presented an overview of the audit process and its implications for the county. Stangel noted that Arizona law mandates […]

Coconino County Increases Fire Restrictions, Red Flag Warning Issued for Kaibab Plateau

Coconino County is collaborating with the North Kaibab and Tusayan Ranger districts to implement stage 2 fire restrictions across all undeveloped areas of the Coconino National Forest starting at 6 a.m. on Friday, August 8th. The county’s Emergency Management agency, along with the National Weather Service, is alerting residents of the Kaibab Plateau about potential […]

Level 3 Sex Offender to Live in Unincorporated Yavapai County

Community Notification About Sex Offenders The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office is required to disseminate specific information in line with ARS 13-3825. This relates to the Sex Offenders Act and involves notifying the community about offenders residing in Yavapai County. It’s the responsibility of the Chief Law Enforcement Agency to ensure community members are informed, especially […]

County supervisor requests investigation of recorder after text messages come to light

Maricopa County Officials in Dispute Over Election Management Maricopa County Superintendent Steve Garraldo has requested Attorney General Chris Mays to investigate county recorder Justin Heap amid ongoing disputes over election oversight. Garraldo seeks an open inquiry regarding Heap, specifically questioning if he violated state laws about public meetings. This request follows reports that Heap allegedly […]