Peoria celebrated its Leadership Institute's latest graduates who learned about city operations over eight weeks, aiming to foster civic understanding.

Peoria will hold a public meeting on August 5, 2025, to discuss proposed broadband and microtrenching fee changes, inviting community input on its digital infrastructure.

Senator Ruben Gallego successfully prevented the closure of the Yuma USDA office, securing vital resources for Arizona's rural communities. Local leaders praised his efforts to retain the office, which provides crucial financial support and services.

The US and Israel conducted airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, prompting Iran to vow retaliation and launch drones at Israel. The situation has heightened security concerns and may impact diplomatic relations.

ADOT has approved an expansion project for State Route 347 in Maricopa, Arizona, to address congestion and safety, after advocacy from the community and Mayor Nancy Smith.

Metro Phoenix offers a variety of hotel pools and water parks catering to both families and adults, with amenities like wave pools, lazy rivers, and slides, as listed by The Phoenix New Times and AZCentral.

SoftBank plans a $1 trillion AI and robotics hub in Arizona and may partner with TSMC and tech firms. U.S. tax breaks are discussed; details on TSMC's role and official statements are pending.

Reports highlight how lifeguards at Valley pools cope with summer heat through hydration, increased staffing for breaks, and wellness checks to maintain vigilance and ensure swimmer safety.

Phoenix is facing a severe heatwave with temperatures expected to surpass 100 degrees, prompting warnings for residents to take precautions and stay cool.

Phoenix's entertainment lineup for June 16-22 includes Post Malone's concert, David Spade's comedy show, "Life of Pi" at ASU Gammage, Shakira's tour, Diamondbacks and Mercury games.

Arizona man Christopher Delaney sentenced to 28 years for attempting to trade CSAM for a chance to abuse minors.

Ex-Maricopa County detective John C. Byrd III was sentenced to 19 years for murdering his wife Elizabeth, leaving his children with her body. He expressed remorse, while the victim's family remembered her warmly and sought community safety from Byrd.

A police SUV collided with another vehicle in Phoenix, resulting in critical injuries to one driver who later died, while the officer sustained non-fatal injuries.