A driver died in Chandler after their car hit a pole and erupted in flames. The crash occurred Sunday evening; the victim's identity is withheld pending investigation.

Queen Creek celebrated Municipal Clerks Week, honoring Town Clerk Maria Gonzalez, who was named to the 2025 Municipal Clerks Honor Roll for her dedication and service.

AG Mayes and a coalition are suing President Trump over his "national energy emergency," which they claim favors fossil fuels and bypasses environmental laws.

Casa Grande will hold a City Council meeting on June 2 to discuss the 2025-2026 budget and tax levy, inviting public input at 7 p.m. at the City Council Chambers.

Chandler introduces communication boards at parks to aid those with speech impairments, promoting inclusivity and aiming to make playtime more accessible.

Senators Gallego and McCormick introduced the HUD-USDA-VA Interagency Coordination Act to improve federal housing program efficiency and address the housing affordability crisis.

Tombstone officials announce public work sessions and a hearing for the FY 2025-26 budget, focusing on essential services and infrastructure. Details available post-June 10th at City Hall.

The Graham County Health Department is collaborating with local partners to combat an increase in rabies cases, emphasizing prevention, vaccination, and reporting of abnormal wildlife behavior.

Arizona will conduct the International Roadcheck on May 13-15, focusing on commercial vehicle safety and regulation compliance, particularly inspecting tires and drivers' records.

Mesa introduces Neon Garden to downtown, showcasing restored neon signs from local 1940s businesses, signaling a commitment to cultural heritage and tourism.

Increased tariffs on imported flowers are driving up costs for Mother's Day bouquets and prom season, impacting florists and consumers in the Bay Area. Local alternatives and home-grown flowers are suggested as a solution.

Kris Mayes, Attorney General, is contesting President Trump's tariffs on global products, claiming they were imposed without Congressional approval and are causing significant economic harm.

Kris Mayes, Arizona AG, joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging a Trump order that froze federal funding for EV charging infrastructure, which may cost Arizona $48 million.