Phoenix's weather forecast includes chances of showers and cloudy days, then a clear and warm upturn, potentially hitting triple-digit temperatures by the weekend.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed numerous bills and vetoed others, including measures on small claims court limits, victims' rights, health issues, and bans on DEI training. She cited financial prudence and inclusivity in her decisions.

Senator Gallego supports the release of $50M in funds for Hoover Dam improvements under the Help Hoover Dam Act.

ADOT plans to expand a section of I-10 in Tucson, aiming to improve traffic flow with a $600 million project. Public open houses on May 7 and 14 offer details and community engagement.

Surprise, AZ announces a busy May with multiple events at the Surprise Recreation Complex, advising of increased traffic and advising residents and visitors to plan accordingly.

Surprise, AZ, has launched Heat Relief Stations to provide hydration and shelter during the hot season from May 1 to September 30 at four locations, aiming to prevent heat-related illnesses.

The Town of Fountain Hills received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting, reflecting its commitment to fiscal transparency and integrity.

Mexican national Armando Puentes-Melendez was sentenced to 60 months in prison for conspiring to distribute methamphetamine after being arrested in a sting operation.

Arizona officials impose stage 2 fire restrictions in Tonto National Forest due to increased wildfire risks, including a ban on open flames and limitations on recreational shooting.

Maricopa County's voting websites are down due to technical issues, affecting digital services but not voter records or registration. In-person services continue, and maintenance is underway to restore the sites.

Senator Gallego questioned Trump nominees on Arizona's land and water issues, focusing on drought relief, tribal water rights, and protecting the Grand Canyon monument.

A coalition of 20 states, including Arizona and Montana, filed a brief supporting Idaho's exclusion of student IDs for voter identification, citing security concerns.

Arizona's ADCRR launched its 2025 Extreme Heat Safety and Relief Strategy to protect inmates from high temperatures, which includes heat monitoring and infrastructure upgrades.