Two sons in Arizona were involved in separate incidents of severe domestic violence, with one accused of stabbing his parents and grandparent, and the other of shooting his parents due to his dissatisfaction with his upbringing.

Coconino County showcased student-designed "I Voted" and "Future Voter" stickers for the 2024 elections, enhanced by a grant from the Help America Vote College Program.

Spitz Mediterranean Street Food is opening in downtown Goodyear, bringing Mediterranean cuisine to the GSQ urban center, with plant-based options and a vibrant atmosphere promised by the owner.

Avondale's public libraries announce a summer reading program for all ages with rewards and a kickoff event at the Phoenix Raceway, featuring live music and activities. Registration is online.

Gilbert, Arizona will host its Memorial Day Ceremony to honor fallen heroes with speeches from local dignitaries and military veterans. The public event includes traditional tributes and is followed by free museum entry.

Chandler residents are invited to attend a council meeting to discuss the city's 2024-25 budget and 2025-34 Capital Improvement Program, with opportunities for public input both in-person and online.

Phoenix introduces an appointment-based system for bulk trash collection starting September 30, allowing residents to schedule pickups online for more convenience and efficiency.

ADOT plans a major weekend closure of northbound I-17 north of Loop 303 in Phoenix for pavement improvements, advising motorists to follow the detour route provided.

A suspect on a bicycle reportedly shot two men near I-17 in Phoenix; both are expected to recover. The shooter remains at large, and the motive is unclear. Police are seeking public assistance.

Two arrested for renting and selling a dead person's home and cars, with a third accomplice acting as a notary for illegal transactions; multiple felony charges are now faced.

Andy Bertelsen was unanimously elected as the new County Manager of Coconino County by the Board of Supervisors, starting July 1. He succeeds Steve Peru, who will remain an advisor.

The Navajo Nation may secure water rights from the Colorado River, addressing long-standing issues and providing critical resources to communities lacking running water.

Anthony Eldridge from Lake Havasu City is charged with child abuse and aggravated assault after his 16-week-old infant was found critically injured. The baby is on life support due to non-accidental brain trauma.