Axon ends negotiations with Scottsdale for its HQ expansion due to "toxic" council politics but will proceed with its plans for a campus and 2,000 housing units, allowed by a recent Arizona bill.

The South Phoenix light rail expansion is complete, with over a thousand locals attending the opening ceremony. The extension will improve commute times and is expected to attract 8,000 daily riders, despite construction woes for local businesses.

Phoenix Fan Fusion concluded with cosplay, celebrity panels, and fandom highlights featuring Rainn Wilson, Marisa Tomei, and more, despite logistical challenges.

Phoenix police are searching for a man who robbed a Walgreens armed with a knife. He's described as a white male in his 20s, and there's a $1,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

Surgical tech Alison Gregory was found murdered in Arizona; her husband, Brandon, is charged with her death after allegedly confessing to killing her with a baseball bat amid a divorce. The community mourns and raises funds for her daughters.

Officer Gabriel Facio of Apache Junction Police passed away after a June 2 shooting. The community mourns, and the suspect, Roger Nunez, is involved. The first Valley officer fatality in 2025.

Pinal County is introducing flashing left turn arrows at traffic signals to increase safety and reduce collisions, with support from ADOT and backed by research.

Peoria's Fourth of July All-American Festival features free admission, a soccer game, live music, fireworks, and activities for families at the Peoria Sports Complex.

Chandler, Arizona launches overnight heat relief services from June to September, offering shelter, meals, and support to residents escaping high temperatures.

Valley Metro increases light rail and streetcar service frequencies starting June 7, in line with the T2050 plan, fostering better connectivity and reduced wait times.

Phoenix Police urge awareness of rules for operating e-bikes, e-scooters, and motor-driven cycles, with emphasis on safety and following specific city regulations.

Attorney General Mayes secured a court order to stop the Trump administration from dismantling AmeriCorps, protecting various public service programs.

Arizona's Cold Case Unit identified Maricopa County Bridge John Doe as Kermit Wayne Anderson, solving the case with the help of investigative genetic genealogy and student involvement.