Mesa Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities Department renews its status as a Certified Autism Center, demonstrating ongoing commitment to inclusive and accessible services for individuals with autism.

Arizona Attorney General filed a motion regarding the execution of Richard Djerf, convicted of a 1993 quadruple murder, signaling a step toward enforcing the death penalty.

A Mesa apartment complex shooting left one teenager dead and one injured. Several suspects are in custody, with a related standoff in Litchfield Park.

Intoxicated patron Mario Franco was fatally shot after firing a gun outside a Peoria bar; two armed individuals intervened, preventing further injuries.

Phoenix celebrates 602 Day on June 2, 2025, with over 250 local businesses offering discounts to honor the city's area code and promote community spirit.

Maricopa County and Clear Channel Outdoor are using digital billboards to broadcast information on heat relief sites to help residents during the Arizona summer.

The cause of death for Phoenix yoga instructor Marcus Freiberger, found deceased after a missing person report, remains 'undetermined', with details still unclear.

The Phoenix Police are investigating the shooting death of Seth Moisoff. Despite the conclusion of on-scene work, no suspect information is available, and they urge witnesses to contact Silent Witness.

Detective Humberto Gomez was named Officer of the Year at the Police & Fire Prayer Breakfast for his dedication and empathy in handling complex cases.

The Surprise Parks & Recreation Department is hosting a puzzle challenge event at the Sierra Montana Recreation Center on June 13, involving a 500-piece puzzle and prizes.

Lupita Mendoza received the Lifetime Achievement Award from APAAC for her dedication at the Cochise County Attorney's Office, where she has worked for over 20 years.

An elderly woman was killed and a man critically injured in a Phoenix shooting; police don't seek additional suspects and the investigation is ongoing.

Yavapai College in Arizona was locked down due to a phone threat; no threat was found after police sweeps, and the college remained closed for the day.