American Airlines expects a record-setting summer at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, projecting service to 3 million passengers with over 26,000 departures. July 7 is anticipated as the busiest day.

The Surprise City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025 Tentative Budget, focusing on community services, public safety, and transportation, while addressing revenue shortfalls with tax policy changes.

The article discusses the largest homeless encampment in Tucson's 100-Acre Wood Bike Park, where residents, including Chris Sanchez, have built makeshift homes. The city plans to clear the area, leaving the future of the residents uncertain.

A grocery store in Bagdad, Arizona, sold a Mega Millions ticket winning a $1 million prize, while a Phoenix store sold a Fantasy 5 ticket winning $695,000. A Phoenix resident also won $100,000 from Powerball.

After an ABC15 report on overtime abuse, Phoenix PD updated its overtime policies, requiring more oversight. Meanwhile, Alabama is offering tax credits to employers who assist with child care costs.

A crash near Desert Sky Mall in Phoenix caused a sinkhole when a sedan hit a fire hydrant. One woman is critically injured, and three others have minor injuries. The area and local businesses are affected.

Pima County is celebrating its first Public Service Recognition Week to honor local government employees with various activities and social media acknowledgments.

Tombstone's City Council is preparing for work sessions and a public hearing on the 2024-2025 budget, with documents available after June 12 and the hearing set for July 9.

A car crashed into an electrical pole and nearly hit a Phoenix home, causing a power outage. The driver fled the scene, and a resident's video has highlighted ongoing concerns about local reckless driving.

A man named Jason Romo was arrested for secretly filming his female coworkers in the bathroom at his workplace in Tempe, with some footage dating back to March 2023. He faces charges of unlawful recording.

Arizona's I-10 eastbound ramp at Baseline Road is closing for the summer starting May 10 for reconfiguration. Detours are suggested via Elliot Road and Priest Drive.

Fortescue Future Industries has started building a $550 million hydrogen plant in Buckeye, Arizona, aimed to produce over 11,000 tons of green hydrogen annually and create numerous jobs.

The City of Surprise announces the registration for its adult sports leagues summer season, offering volleyball, basketball, and softball, with various fees and venues for the games.