The Buckeye Non-profit Community Funding Program opens applications on July 1, offering financial support to local agencies serving community needs, with an August 9, 2024 deadline.

Gilbert Town Council has approved new ordinances to deter teen violence, including bans on minors possessing brass knuckles and fines for hosts of unruly gatherings, effective June 20. These measures aim to enhance community safety.

Independent voters in Arizona can participate in the primary election by requesting a ballot from either party and registering by July 1. There's also a civic engagement comic book aimed at youth released by Clean Elections.

The Phoenix community searches for the driver in the unsolved hit-and-run death of 16-year-old Paulina Vargas-Ochoa, with a reward offered for information.

Firefighters in Wickenburg, Arizona, have contained 90% of the Rose Fire and are conducting mop-up operations. A state hand crew and BLM engines continue to work on-site.

Arizona state troopers, including Jeffrey Hawkins, oppose legislation allowing heavier trucks on U.S. highways, citing increased dangers and stretched resources.

Phoenix is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees, expected to reach 113 by Friday. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and avoid peak heat. Cooling centers are available for relief.

A motorhome fire on Interstate 17 in Arizona sparked the 229-acre Ironwood Fire, leading to temporary road closures and evacuation warnings, which were later lifted as firefighters contained the blaze.

The Navajo Nation celebrated the acquisition of Goulding's Lodge in Monument Valley, with estimated revenues of $22-$31 million and a $59.5 million purchase price.

Chandler's City Council approves the purchase of four TruNarc handheld drug analyzers for their police department, with a $152,527 grant from Arizona, enhancing drug identification efforts.

Scottsdale Police Detective Ryan So died from on-duty injuries on June 13. The Scottsdale community and police department mourn his loss, remembering his dedication and service. He leaves behind a wife and three children.

Arizona State Board of Nursing is hosting a free webinar on June 18 to detail how a multistate license could aid nurses in providing telehealth services across state lines.

Brian Alexander Torres-Perez faces manslaughter charges for a fatal crash that killed a young family, including the son of Sheriff Mark Lamb. Speed, alcohol, and drugs were factors.