Surprise, AZ appoints Lt. Evan Becher as new Police Chief, effective June 9, succeeding interim Chief Charles Morin.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed HB 2753, a groundwater bill ensuring 100 percent replenishment in urban areas of Pinal County, with bipartisan support to promote responsible growth.

Senators demand answers on a possible lease cancellation for the NLRB office in Phoenix, which could hinder Arizona workers' rights and increase service wait times.

Arizona lawmakers are questioning DHS and ICE about detentions at a Phoenix immigration court, highlighting the negative impact on trust and resource allocation in the legal immigration system.

A deputy-involved shooting in San Tan Valley resulted in one man's death, with no injuries to deputies and no public threat. The events leading up to the incident remain under investigation.

Lori Vallow Daybell filed a motion to disqualify the judge from her Arizona trial due to alleged bias, following the denial of her request for a new trial.

A Phoenix woman shot an intruder in her home; police are investigating the incident and the relationship between the two women. The intruder's injuries are non-life-threatening.

Phoenix, AZ forecast includes highs of 91-104°F, mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, minimal wind, and a chance of weekend showers and thunderstorms.

A study indicates living near golf courses may double Parkinson's disease risk, likely due to pesticide use affecting groundwater. The association is not yet proven as causation.

ADOT oversaw the transport of a large WWII-era seaplane to a Tucson museum, requiring careful planning and overnight movement to minimize traffic disruption.

Maricopa County plans a $3.955 billion budget, with a slight property tax rate increase and no changes to Flood Control or Library districts taxes. Public hearings for feedback are scheduled.

Buckeye police cited a man for illegal dumping in the desert after Public Works' hidden camera captured his truck. If convicted, he could face a $750 fine or four months in jail.

Students at Mayer Elementary School learned bike safety from the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office. The event included safety videos, a raffle of new bikes, and tips on protective gear use.