More residents of Pima County are eligible for assistance with purchasing homes

Pima and parts of Maricopa counties in Arizona have access to state assistance aimed at helping homeowners. Governor Katie Hobbs has allocated $5 million from federal Covid Relief Dollars to enhance an existing program for first-time home buyers, which was initiated last year. This funding will provide approximately $9,000 for 75 homeowners in Pima County, […]

Residents share worries about flooding at county engineer meeting regarding drainage problems

This article summarizes key points from the Graham County Planning and Zoning Conference held on March 19, 2025. For a complete understanding, please refer to the full meeting video. Concerns about flooding and traffic congestion were front and center at the conference. Local resident Georgia Luster shared her worries about significant drainage issues resulting from […]

Cochise County Residents Ask Board to Rethink Mexican Wolf Decision

This article was created by AI using video recordings of meetings. We summarize the key points discussed, but please refer to the complete meeting video for more details and context. A complete meeting link During a lively session at the Cochise County Board of Supervisors Meeting, community members voiced their strong opinions regarding a proposed […]

Yavapai County Residents Talk About Housing Development Issues and Economic Conditions

This article summarizes key discussions from the recent zoning advisory council meeting in Clarkdale, Arizona, held on July 30, 2025, which centered on local economic conditions and housing development strategies. Participants emphasized the necessity of proactive planning to tackle the challenges stemming from the current economic climate in Yavapai County. One of the speakers, a […]

Sedona Residents Confront Significant Water Rate Hike to Fund Hidden Water Tank

Arizona Water Company’s Groundwater Tank Costs Fall on Sedona Customers In a recent emergency meeting held on July 24th, the Arizona Corporation Commission (AZCC) made a unanimous decision. They placed the financial burden of constructing a large 1.5 million-gallon groundwater tank squarely on the shoulders of customers in Sedona, Arizona. This conclusion comes after nearly […]