Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department opens 18 city pools on May 25, offers free swimming for kids, and affordable rates for adults, with lessons and swim teams available.

Scottsdale's revamped Civic Center won the Crescordia award for its sustainable design, integrating features that save water and promote environmental well-being.

Two Las Vegas residents face federal charges for defrauding Arizona's healthcare system out of $9.4 million, primarily targeting a program for Native Americans.

Phoenix is preparing for the NCAA Men's Final Four, with tips for airport travelers, free Light Rail rides, and a Fan Fest event. Fire and police departments are enhancing safety measures, while other city services adjust for the festivities.

Arizona's Auditor General's report criticizes EVIT for financial mismanagement and data mishandling, detailing unauthorized spending and inaccurate program outcome reporting. EVIT leadership intends to address the identified issues.

A Scottsdale man, Timothy Grant, faces manslaughter charges for stabbing his roommate, David Ricks, to death after an argument escalated during a drinking session.

A Powerball player in Sun City, Arizona won $1 million after buying a ticket at Safeway, and three more won $50,000 each at different stores. The Powerball jackpot is at $935 million for the next draw.

Pinal County officials and citizens recently discussed road maintenance, sparking hope for improved conditions. However, a misdirected link on their website led to information on buffelgrass instead.

The article discusses potential water bill increases in Arizona and Nevada due to drought, with rate hikes proposed by EPCOR in Arizona and the LVVWD in Nevada considering an Excessive Use Charge to encourage conservation.

The Queen Creek Police Department in Arizona employs AI to analyze body camera footage, aiming to improve transparency, efficiency, and professionalism in law enforcement.

A man was rescued from a Chandler drainage well after being trapped for two days. He had entered illegally and got stuck; he was not injured and is now with police.

A wrong-way crash on SR 85 near Buckeye resulted in one fatality and five injuries, including to three teenagers. Authorities are investigating the cause of the collision.

Federal agents searched homes of Sean "Diddy" Combs in an investigation involving sex trafficking and other crimes, with no confirmed focus on Diddy by Homeland Security.