The Arizona DPS Retirement Board is set to review retirement applications, new memberships, and reports on retiree benefits in their upcoming meeting.

The Queen Creek Police Department advises graduates to celebrate safely, complying with traffic rules and the town's curfew, while promising increased patrols for the graduation period.

ADOT opens a second northbound lane on State Route 64 near Tusayan to improve traffic to the Grand Canyon, promoting safer driving conditions for tourists.

San Tan Valley residents enjoyed a Bike Rodeo event including an Adopt-a-Bike program, support from local law enforcement, civic education, and community businesses, fostering family fun and bicycle safety.

Buckeye invites residents to participate in the city's FY 2024/25 budget process online, promising transparency and a strong financial outlook ahead of the final vote on June 4.

JSX launches a new nonstop flight route from Scottsdale to Dallas starting October 3rd, with service on four days a week.

A Phoenix Police officer fatally shot a man following an alleged shoplifting incident; a second suspect escaped. The incident, captured on video, is under investigation.

Arizona lawmakers seek to pause a ruling favoring federal-only voter rights, but the Secretary of State criticizes the move as undemocratic and disruptive ahead of elections.

Arizona's unemployment rate dropped to 3.6% in April, nearing its 2007 historical low, while adding 2,972 jobs, despite a slight national increase to 3.9%.

Phoenix anticipates a heatwave with temperatures expected to soar into the triple digits, offering little overnight cooling, according to the National Weather Service and FOX 10 Phoenix.

The Scottsdale Police Department increases DUI enforcement during Memorial Day weekend, conducting patrols to curb impaired driving, supported by multiple Arizona law enforcement agencies and safety organizations.

Mesa has approved its 2050 General Plan for a public vote in November, following extensive community engagement and recommendations from a citizen advisory committee.

Maricopa County's provisional budget cuts property tax rates for the 4th consecutive year and reduces spending by 11%, aiming to safeguard against economic downturns.