The Made in Arizona Film Series returns to Peoria, featuring classic films connected to Arizona, with screenings from June to October at the Peoria Main Library.

Chandler City Council renewed a partnership with Vincere Cancer Center to provide cancer screening for firefighters, emphasizing prevention and early detection as part of their health and safety strategy.

Chandler's eastbound Loop 202 on-ramp at Arizona Avenue will close for two months starting May 28 for freeway widening. Detours are suggested via Alma School or McQueen roads.

Arizona's HB 2928 law simplifies the process for adding ADUs to single-family zoned properties, lifting local restrictions to facilitate property development.

A sheriff's patrol boat collided with a jet ski at Bartlett Lake; an 18-year-old was injured but the deputy was unharmed. The sheriff's office is investigating the incident that happened during a wake zone violation stop.

Nineteen states, led by New York AG Letitia James, have sued the Trump administration over HHS restructuring, which they claim has endangered public health programs and services.

East Valley police heightened DUI patrols near the Salt River over Memorial Day weekend, with multiple departments collaborating, including Mesa and Scottsdale Police, focusing on deterring impaired driving.

A new Arizona law permits construction crews to start work at 5 a.m. on weekdays and 7 a.m. on Saturdays during summer months to minimize heat-related health risks.

Sherry Saylor, a guidance counselor at Buckeye Elementary School, stays passionate about her job and agriculture advocacy after 40 years, inspiring students and the community.

The Phoenix City Council voted unanimously to conduct a detailed study of the reverse lane system, despite public pressure and a petition to remove them, with results expected by December 2026.

The Arizona community supports a toddler recovering from a severe rattlesnake bite, with her condition improving after hospital treatment and ongoing therapy.

Margy Bons created the Military Assistance Mission in honor of her son, fallen in Iraq, to provide financial help and other support to service members in need.

Maricopa County considers ending federal oversight of its sheriff's office due to the $352 million cost of a racial-profiling case settlement from ex-Sheriff Arpaio's tenure.