AZ Attorney General Mayes and 19 other AGs sue Trump administration over HHS restructuring that includes job cuts and program closures, threatening public health.

Tempe police arrested a suspect in a shooting by Casey Moore’s Oyster House, with the victim being stable but critical after being shot several times.

Gilbert Police issued a Silver Alert for missing 78-year-old Catherine Fredrickson, last seen early Monday morning in a silver Hyundai Sonata without her cellphone. She has heart issues and a poor sense of direction.

Avondale announces its Memorial Day plans, highlighting a ceremony at the Civic Center, closures of city services, and operational recreational facilities. Public transport will run on a limited schedule.

Arizona launches Heat Awareness Week to educate residents on extreme heat risks and safety measures, including a new website, heat.az.gov, and daily themed advice on heat-related health protection.

Chandler City Council plans to lower its primary property tax rate for the 10th year in a row in the fiscal year 2025-26, maintaining services without compromising finances.

The Casa Grande Public Library has a variety of activities from May 5-10 and will close May 17-24 for the Summer Reading Program. Events are detailed in their newsletter.

Daniel Kohls was arrested in Phoenix for the stabbing death of Jack Olsen, 73, after confessing to the crime, motivated by the treatment of his girlfriend by her father.

Valley Metro is advancing with plans for the Capitol and I-10 West light rail extensions in the Valley, seeking public input to refine the projects which are funded through state, federal, and voter-approved resources.

Restaurants and brands offer special deals for Cinco de Mayo, with discounts on food, drinks, and entertainment, extending to Mother's Day and Teacher Appreciation Week.

A 21-year-old man drowned at Bartlett Lake in Arizona; his body was recovered by MCSO. He was not wearing a life jacket when he attempted to cross a cove.

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.