Arizona Senate passes a measure to make border crossings a state crime, prompting concerns from local law enforcement about the strain on resources and feasibility of enforcement.

A 4-year-old girl drowned in a pool in Glendale; CPR was administered, but she did not survive. No charges will be filed. The CDC emphasizes pool safety and drowning prevention.

Chick-fil-A is set to replace Chompie's in Tempe, Arizona, with plans for outdoor seating and double drive-thrus after getting city permits. This is part of their expansion in the Phoenix metro area.

A truck crashed into a Phoenix home due to the driver's medical episode. There were no serious injuries, and the house was empty at the time. Police and the fire department are assessing the damage.

An 82-year-old man, Fred Perez, is missing in Phoenix, last seen driving a white 2022 Nissan Sentra. A search is underway, and officials seek public assistance.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 84-year-old Charline Moore who went missing in Maricopa, Arizona after leaving to buy gas. She has a medical condition and may be disoriented.

Chandler City Council has enacted new laws to curb teen violence, including strict regulations on unruly parties and banning minors from possessing brass knuckles, effective June 24.

A 2-year-old boy drowned in a Phoenix pool despite emergency response efforts and was declared dead at the hospital, prompting a police investigation and calls for water safety awareness.

Cochise County has updated its manufactured home regulations and inspection fee schedule as part of its collaboration with the Arizona Department of Housing.

Phoenix reports a 19% decline in unsheltered homelessness and a 15% increase in sheltered individuals, reflecting the city's efforts to expand housing and services.

The Chandler Fire Department offers free emergency preparedness training for residents to handle disasters, involving survival skills taught over two Saturdays.

An audit reveals that, while primary City contractors comply with E-Verify, some subcontractors do not, risking contractual legitimacy and violating Arizona law.

Rep. Ruben Gallego has introduced two bills, the Direct Hire Act and the Screening Efficiency Act, to expedite the processing of migrants and alleviate pressure on Arizona's border communities.