Frank Ricci has been named the new Fire Marshal for the City of Casa Grande by Fire Chief Dave Kean, bringing extensive experience and leadership to the role.

The Buckeye City Council has approved a $282 million bond election focused on public safety and transportation improvements, to be voted on this November.

A 13-year-old boy named Ian was severely injured after being run over by a school bus in West Valley. His best friend, Theodore Van Duyne, started a GoFundMe to help with hospital expenses.

A small plane made an emergency landing on State Route 74 in Peoria, with no injuries reported. Earlier, another small plane struck an abandoned trailer and landed hard, also without injuries.

Murad Dervish was convicted of first-degree murder for killing a University of Arizona professor, following his expulsion and displaying possible signs of mental instability.

Tucson's PDSD won the Award of Distinction for innovations in transparency and efficiency and received an AARP grant for their ADU design competition.

The American Public Works Association celebrates National Public Works Week and Pinal County, Arizona, highlights the dedication of workers enhancing community life.

Fountain Hills Recreation offers a summer packed with activities for teens, including trips, a Diamondbacks game, water parks, go-karting, a video game tournament, and various other events.

Maricopa County officials are emphasizing safety ahead of Memorial Day weekend for those visiting Lake Pleasant Regional Park, highlighting the risks of boating accidents and heat-related illnesses.

Hanai, a Hawaiian-themed non-profit café in Peoria City Hall, provides job skills and employment to former foster youths, with all proceeds supporting the Friends of Ohana charity.

Tempe honors its board and commission members for their service, assesses service lines for public health, and plans for Memorial Day and Juneteenth events.

The family of Raymond Mattia, killed by a Border Patrol agent, filed a federal wrongful death suit against CBP, alleging excessive force and negligence. The incident occurred after Mattia was seen surrendering a knife and complying with commands.

Prescott Valley's 4th of July celebration features fireworks, music, and food at the Civic Center, with family-friendly activities and specific rules against items like glass bottles and personal fireworks.