The 2025 Military Induction Ceremony at Desert Diamond Arena, led by Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers, honored new armed forces inductees with a traditional event that included a keynote by Vice Admiral Yancy Lindsey.

The westbound Loop 101 on-ramp at 35th Avenue is closed for 60 days for major reconstruction, part of a larger $140 million freeway widening project set to finish in spring 2027.

Brian McKnight sues Jaguar Wright for defamation, denying her social media claims of abuse and questioning her alleged familial connection to his ex-wife. Wright's history of making unverified claims against other music figures is noted.

A man in Kingman, Arizona, died after a standoff where he pointed a gun at SWAT members, who then shot him. An investigation is ongoing, and officers are on leave.

The Phoenix Police Department received the Versaterm Innovation Award for community engagement and victim support through technology like CommunityConnect.

Scott Hamilton is named the new captain of Pinal County's Open Space, Trails, and Regional Parks Department, bringing over 20 years of experience from Scottsdale.

Pinal County conducts a survey to understand childcare needs, working with partners aiming to improve accessibility and quality in early childhood services. Residents' input will influence the development of effective strategies.

Arizona's U.S. Attorney's Office charged 314 for immigration crimes in one week, with efforts including coordination among federal agencies. Cases included illegal re-entry and smuggling charges.

Queen Creek Town Council honored 26 residents who completed the Citizen Leadership Institute, recognizing their efforts in learning about local governance.

Queen Creek Town Council considers a 15% water rate increase to fund supply improvements, with an online calculator for residents to estimate their new bills.

An 8-year-old girl died after a multi-vehicle crash on Loop 202 in Chandler; she was extricated from the wreck but succumbed to her injuries. No other injuries were reported, and lanes have since reopened.

Councilmember Gloria Solorio attended the NALEO Policy Institute to discuss economic mobility for Latinas, alongside 70 Latino policymakers in Los Angeles.

Arizona lawmakers oppose proposed staffing cuts at the Phoenix VA, concerned about negative impacts on veterans' care.