Arizonans prepare for Wildfire Community Preparedness Day tomorrow, with local efforts like reduced fees at the Oracle brush pit and educational events on wildfire risk mitigation.

Protesters marched in Phoenix on May Day, rallying against President Trump's policies and advocating for labor rights, immigration reform, and social justice, amidst some tensions with Trump supporters.

A deceased newborn was discovered in a hotel garbage can in Yuma, Arizona, with police investigating the suspicious death and reminding the public of the state's Safe Haven Law.

A Mesa man, Ian William Moses, is indicted for arson at a Tesla dealership involving damage to a car and building, facing potential prison time and fines if convicted.

The SHIPS for America Act, reintroduced by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, aims to revitalize the U.S. shipbuilding industry and bolster national security against China's maritime growth.

Glendale, Arizona has opened heat relief sites and cooling centers to help residents avoid heat-related risks during the summer, with support services and hydration stations available citywide.

A motorcyclist died in a collision on I-10 in Phoenix; the incident disrupted traffic for several hours. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Phoenix, AZ, expects a week of sunny weather with rising temperatures, peaking around 92-93°F before dropping to the high 70s on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

The Arizona Department of Education released a webpage listing school DEI statuses per federal guidance, despite legal disputes and paused enforcement.

Gilbert, Arizona's Parks and Recreation department is a finalist for the 2025 National Gold Medal Award, highlighting their exemplary park management and community engagement.

Litchfield Park announces a three-night Dive In Movie series at a local pool, starting with "Moana 2" on May 24, 2025, and ending with "Shark Tale" on August 23.

A single-vehicle crash on the U.S. 60 freeway in Mesa resulted in one fatality and closed eastbound lanes for hours.

Ian Moses was arrested for arson at a Tesla dealership in Mesa, accused of setting a Cybertruck on fire and spray-painting "thief" on the building. He remained silent in court, and may face federal terrorism charges.