The Freestone Recreation Center in Gilbert, AZ, is upgrading its fitness equipment, offering discounted memberships, arranging tours, and has discounted day passes for wider access.

Peoria's Planning Department invites residents to partake in meetings to shape the 2024 Major General Plan Amendment, with sessions scheduled from June through September, including a City Council Hearing.

Peoria, AZ unveils an upgraded website focusing on Economic Development, Public Safety, and Water Security to inform residents about ongoing projects and city improvements.

The Tempe City Council has approved a prevailing wage ordinance for city projects, celebrated Mother's Day with Habitat for Humanity, and promoted public meeting participation and resident satisfaction with city services.

A Mississippi triple murder suspect was fatally shot by an Arizona trooper during a confrontation after being pursued for killing three family members.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with temperatures reaching triple digits, clear skies, and little relief at night. Residents are urged to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities.

A driver crashed into a Phoenix home, causing damage but only minor injuries to themselves and the home's occupants. Police are investigating the early morning incident.

Activists in Arizona rally against a ballot measure that would criminalize illegal immigration, drawing comparisons to the state's controversial SB 1070 law. Governor Hobbs cannot veto the initiative.

Phoenix residents faced gridlock due to a closed I-17 for pavement work, affecting travelers and local communities, but the road reopened earlier than expected.

The DC-10 Tanker, piloted by RK Smithley, has played a crucial role in containing Arizona wildfires, delivering retardant to support ground firefighters.

Pinal County leaders discuss trade, tech, and more with Arizona's congress members and federal agencies in Washington D.C.

Two men drowned in Fossil Creek, Arizona, and their bodies were recovered by rescue teams after a multi-agency search effort. The victims were identified as ASU engineering graduates.

ASU Police Chief Michael Thompson is on paid leave following his actions during April protests at the Tempe campus, with Assistant Chief John Thompson acting as interim chief.