Taylor Johnson

In a move to address the ever-growing concern over water sustainability amidst expansion, the City of Peoria is taking significant steps. A draft ordinance has been fashioned to ensure that non-residential entities contribute to the conservation of this vital resource. According to details presented in a recent City Council Study Session, the measure targets commercial, institutional, and industrial customers known for their higher water usage levels.

State Sen. Mike McDonnell wants to be the next mayor of Omaha.

In a significant move for the Navajo Nation, President Buu Nygren inked a warranty deed to bring the land into trust near U.S. Highway 89 close to Flagstaff, building a stronger economic future for the community, as reported by the Navajo Nation Office of the President. This occasion marks the first instance of such land acquisition since 2016 and showcases the enduring commitment of the Navajo Nation to leverage its resources for growth and development.

San Luis residents have one less thing to worry about when it comes to their drinking water. A thorough inspection has cleared the City of San Luis' water system of any lead service lines, ensuring that residents have access to cleaner, safer water. The San Luis Water Division, in a diligent endeavor that aligns with the EPA's, tightened Lead and Copper Rule Revisions, wrapped up an extensive sweep of the city's water service infrastructure, finding it lead-free, the City of San Luis announced with understandable pride.

November marks the time of year when men's upper lips across the country are decked out with the growth of mustaches, a signal of the annual "Movember" movement that shines a light on men's health issues - from heart disease and cancer to mental health and injury prevention, according to the

The Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) recently celebrated the addition of 27 new troopers to its ranks, following their graduation from the State Trooper Academy. The ceremony, which took place on Thursday, November 21, marked the culmination of rigorous training for Class 36, consisting of 18 cadets and nine lateral officers from other law enforcement agencies.

In a recent meeting of the Pinal County Board of Supervisors, officials moved to approve the canvass of the 2024 General Election. This routine verification marks a conclusion to what has been deemed successful election cycle by local authorities. At the forefront, Recorder Dana Lewis delivered an insightful presentation on the election's data, underscoring the technological and logistical efforts that helped facilitate the electoral process.

On Tuesday night, an act of arson disrupted Apache Junction, as flames consumed two homes under construction. The Apache Junction Police Department is deeply involved in an investigation to identify the individual or individuals responsible for the fires near Tepee St. and Idaho Rd. According to a statement on the city's official website, authorities emphasized the fortunate fact that no one was hurt. The incident is currently viewed as an isolated event.

At The Learning Experience in Omaha, three and four-year-olds are learning about more than letters and numbers.

The City of Chandler just clinched a major tech accolade, ranking second in the Digital Cities Awards for the 250,000-499,999 population category, as per the