The Arizona Diamondbacks introduced new City Connect uniforms featuring a purple and teal color scheme with a snakeskin pattern, paying homage to their original colors and Arizona's heritage.

Cryin’ Coyote Barbeque in Cave Creek, opened by the Edgin family in July 2023, offers smoked meats, homemade sides, and gluten-free options, emphasizing family recipes and made-in-house BBQ sauces.

Free Comic Book Day 2025 in Phoenix offered free issues, sales, and the opportunity to meet industry creatives, with local stores participating in the nationwide event.

The Scottsdale Research Institute is growing peyote legally for conservation, working with the Navajo Nation to eventually return the plants to their care.

A fire in a Glendale home resulted in a woman being critically injured; firefighters prevented the spread of the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Phoenix's Catholic community mourns Pope Francis's death; Bishop Dolan reflects on his legacy and Mayor Gallego pays tribute to his advocacy for human rights.

Pinal County overhauls Papoose Road, citing resident suggestions and demonstrating responsiveness to local input for improved safety and infrastructure maintenance.

Arizona Court of Appeals upholds the dismissal of a public records lawsuit against Cochise County officials, with the county's response being deemed legally compliant.

The Department of Justice charged 287 individuals in Arizona with immigration-related crimes as part of an initiative against illegal entry and human smuggling.

The article informs about the fluctuating weather in Phoenix, mentioning rain and thunderstorm chances, with varying temperatures and wind conditions for the upcoming days.

Gilbert's Cactus Yards invites kids 7-14 to join a free MLB Pitch, Hit & Run competition on May 15, with potential to win a trip to the MLB World Series.

Phoenix has activated its heat relief plan, offering multiple locations for residents to escape the heat until September 30, with expanded services including a 24/7 center, library hours extension, and more cooling stations.

Chandler City Council approves a contract renewal for Chandler Flex, an on-demand transit service, ensuring its continuation until 2027, with funding assistance from a federal grant.