The Mesa Police Department will increase patrols for DUI enforcement from May 3-5 during Cinco de Mayo celebrations, urging the public to plan sober rides and report erratic driving.

Tucson is inviting public feedback on Plan Tucson, its new growth plan outlining future development in housing, transportation, and climate action for the next twenty years. Residents can provide input through an online survey until June 2, 2024.

Raul Gastellum Flores was convicted of four first-degree murders related to cartel activities in an Orange County neighborhood, with sentencing set for July 2024.

The town of Fountain Hills is hosting an outdoor movie night at Four Peaks Park on May 11th, featuring the film 'Wonka' and local ice cream vendor Swette Ice Cream.

Tempe City Council has approved an affordable housing project and a new homeless shelter, with additional cooling centers to combat heat. ASU celebrates its largest graduating class, and community events like Movies in the Park are announced.

The article reports on the weather forecast for Phoenix, detailing sunny skies with temperatures reaching the mid-90s and clear nights in the mid-60s, indicating a stable weather pattern with no significant wind.

WNBA star Brittney Griner discusses her detention in Russia over cannabis oil in her luggage in an exclusive "20/20" special and her upcoming memoir "Coming Home."

Huarachis Taqueria, owned by Chef Rene Andrade, provides a casual dining experience with a variety of Sonoran flavors and cocktails in downtown Phoenix.

A community in Queen Creek held a vigil for Preston Lord, marking six months since his death after a Halloween attack. Seven people were indicted in the case. The city of Chandler is considering new laws in response to the tragedy.

72 individuals were arrested at ASU during protests against the Israel-Hamas conflict, with demands for the university to cut ties with companies supporting Israel.

A fire in Mesa destroyed two homes and damaged another, with six individuals escaping without injury. The cause is under investigation, and one cat is missing.

A train derailment near the Arizona-New Mexico state line caused a fire and shut down Interstate 40. No injuries reported, but travel disruptions are expected.

Congressman Ruben Gallego has expressed concern over a train derailment at the Arizona-New Mexico border, coordinating with federal officials to manage the situation.