Surprise, Arizona, is seeking volunteers for various city commissions. Residents can apply until June 27, 2025. Applications are available on the city's website.

The City of Tombstone has named Jesse Grassman as Interim Fire Chief, according to a recent announcement. With 27 years of service and a prior 14-year term as Fire Chief, Grassman is well-respected for his leadership and dedication.

Lori Vallow Daybell's trial began, with charges related to a murder conspiracy involving her late brother and targeting her ex-nephew-in-law. She represents herself and has faced related murder charges earlier.

Doris Winters, 61, faces a first-degree reckless homicide charge after she admitted to shooting her husband, Aerion Winters, during a domestic dispute in their Milwaukee apartment. The incident occurred on May 31 near 95th and Brown Deer.

Arizona AG's Office joins states at Ninth Circuit to oppose a Trump-era order questioning birthright citizenship, citing constitutional and INA violations.

The Fountain Hills Town Council approved a $53.4 million budget focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and community improvements while maintaining fiscal discipline.

An 18-year-old woman died driving the wrong way on I-17 in Phoenix, colliding with a truck whose driver sustained life-threatening injuries. The crash is under investigation.

Maricopa County reported its first heat-related death of the year, a holdover from last year's summer. Heat deaths slightly decreased in 2024 to 608 cases, and most victims were local men over 50. The county provides heat safety resources online.

5-year-old Layla Ramos was fatally shot by her 9-year-old brother; their father was arrested for weapon possession.

San Luis has completed a new 2 million gallon water storage tank, enhancing water reliability and fire protection, via a $4.1 million project constructed by Yuma Valley Contractors and designed by CORE Engineering.

The forecast for Phoenix, AZ indicates a hot week with temperatures reaching 99°F today and climbing to 107°F by Sunday, with clear nights around mid-70s.

ADOT detectives solved a decades-old identity theft case, leading to the arrest of Enrique Diaz-Vazquez, who used a deceased child's identity since 1986.

A violent attempted robbery involving pepper spray at Scottsdale Eyewear left the local small business community shaken. No serious injuries or theft occurred, and the suspects are still at large.