Arizona law prevents universities from participating in boycotts against Israel, clashing with student activists' demands for divestment in solidarity with Palestinians.

The City of Prescott now posts all city meeting notices at least 24 hours in advance, both online and at City Hall, to increase transparency and civic engagement.

Former Surprise, AZ councilmember Roland F. Winters Jr. passed away at 81; he was known for his dedication to his constituents and advocacy for people with disabilities.

The Tempe History Museum offers a free summer event series, "Tempe Time Machine," with educational activities for families on Wednesdays, excluding Juneteenth.

Phoenix is expected to have sunny weather with rising temperatures throughout the week, reaching up to 96 degrees by Sunday, as per the National Weather Service and FOX 10 Phoenix.

Scottsdale considers tightening laws on noise and nuisances from short-term rentals and invites public input on tree planting for its "Beat the Heat" initiative.

ADOT announces a weekend closure of southbound I-17 lanes in Phoenix from May 10-13 for pavement work, with detours via SR 74, Lake Pleasant Pkwy, and Loop 303. Further closures expected in the coming months.

Phoenix awards grants for the restoration of two historic sites: Yaun Ah Gim Groceries and Monroe Street Abbey, emphasizing preservation amid urban development.

An Arizona DPS trooper fatally shot a man during a barricade situation on Loop 101 in Tempe, following the man's reported brandishing of a handgun. The freeway was closed for hours during the investigation.

ADOT advises Arizona drivers to prepare for extreme summer heat by checking vehicles and packing an emergency kit, including water, during Heat Awareness Week.

Two young boys were hospitalized after being rescued from a Phoenix pool; it follows a series of recent pool-related accidents involving children in the area.

A 19-year-old has been arrested for a 2022 assault in Gilbert, AZ, with the case highlighting a spike in youth violence and gang activity in the area.

Old Station Sub Shop in Phoenix changes owners after 38 years as the founders retire and Bill Ellis takes over, planning to maintain the shop's legacy.