Michael Armijo was arrested in Buckeye for sexual misconduct involving minors after two students reported lewd behavior and a thorough police investigation.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has signed an order to create a Task Force for enhancing heat safety in the workplace, building on existing state efforts to protect workers.

Six Arizona emergency services teams have been recognized by the MARK Program for excellence in pediatric emergency care, demonstrating advanced training and equipped with specialized tools for children.

A fire in a Phoenix classic car showroom damaged several vehicles; the cause is under investigation, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters saved approximately 20 cars.

AzEIP is seeking public input on a proposed dispute resolution procedure between SPAs and State Agencies as part of the IDEA Part C Coordinator role. Comments are accepted from May 20 to June 19, 2025.

Sedona Airport has been named the 2025 ADOT Airport of the Year, recognized for its community engagement, safety enhancements, sustainability, and technological upgrades.

Mark Coronado Park in Surprise, Arizona, will be closed from May 26 to June 13 for routine maintenance, with alternatives suggested at surpriseaz.gov/Parks.

Arizona's Department of Public Safety receives a $440,000 grant for traffic safety initiatives aimed at reducing serious crashes, with funds allocated to various programs including DUI enforcement and distracted driving.

A man died in a Scottsdale shooting; another was arrested and hospitalized without injuries. The police assured the incident was isolated with no community threat.

Avian influenza has been confirmed at a commercial farm in Maricopa County, Arizona. Affected poultry have been quarantined and egg distribution halted. No human transmission reported.

Chandler, AZ, announces service changes for Memorial Day, with administrative offices closed, trash collection unchanged, and Rec centers on a holiday schedule.

The ADCRR responded to legislative concerns about prison safety following an incident at the Arizona State Prison, sharing responses publicly for transparency.

Melissa Avant was named Cochise County's new Elections Director, taking over from interim director Marisol Renteria. She has a background in various county roles and holds a Master's in Public Administration.