Fountain Hills honors fallen officers by turning its fountain blue for National Police Week, reflecting community gratitude towards law enforcement's sacrifices.

Peoria Police warn of the "Phantom Hacker" phone scam targeting seniors, involving a fake tech support call, remote access to devices, and bogus financial advice leading to the loss of savings.

Mesa city officials are developing a Road Safety Action Plan to cut traffic fatalities by 30% by 2030 and are soliciting public input through surveys and an interactive map.

Traffic is expected to be heavy around Glendale for the Rolling Stones concert, with ADOT advising an early departure and considering alternate routes.

A toddler was hospitalized after a near-drowning at a Chandler pool, marking an increase in water-related incidents in the Valley, with authorities urging better water safety measures.

Maricopa County experienced the highest number of eviction filings for April in over two decades, with 6,788 cases reported, contributing to the significant annual increase in evictions.

Pinal County partners with the BISSELL Pet Foundation for an "Empty the Shelters" event, advocating pet adoptions and promoting the benefits of microchipping.

Skyline High School in Mesa leads a pilot program using portable weapons detectors to enhance school safety and combat weapons and vaping on campus, despite costs and a failed bond measure for school security.

Goodyear's latest podcast episode discusses its General Plan focusing on the city's future development, featuring insights from Vice Mayor Laura Kaino and committee chair Don McBrayer.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed House Bill 2677 into law, repealing the state's 1864 abortion ban, affirming reproductive rights post-Dobbs ruling.

Chandler celebrates the third anniversary of its Golden Neighbors program with a gathering at City Hall, offering refreshments and information on senior resources.

Maricopa officials emphasize the importance of public safety training and education, highlighting programs like "Don't Crash the Prom" to teach teens about DUI risks.

Sarah Field is appointed as the new Deputy Director of Sales and Marketing at the Phoenix Convention Center, bringing over a decade of prior experience to the role.