The MGC will be closed from June 12-15 for floor renovations, with limited access June 17-19. Membership extensions will be provided. For inquiries, contact MGC staff or call 480-474-5240.

A second arrest has been made in the Phoenix drive-by shooting that killed 15-year-old Giaginette Brown; 16-year-old Jason Richards faces murder charges.

The Arizona Secretary of State's Office informs the public about voter registration efforts by VPC and CVI, noting their mailed forms are valid despite not being state-issued.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs criticizes HCR 2060, claiming it harms businesses, law enforcement, and budget, despite its House passage. She calls for comprehensive immigration reform and bipartisan Congressional action.

Mesa, Arizona, is set to host the 15th annual Arizona Celebration of Freedom with live music, fireworks, historical reenactments, and indoor activities on the Fourth of July, sponsored by AT&T.

Jenn Tran stars in ABC's "The Bachelorette" Season 21, joined by an array of men including Arizona's Dakota, as she searches for a lasting connection after her prior reality TV stint.

Two Republicans debated for Arizona's 1st Congressional District seat without incumbent Congressman Schweikert; economic and border security issues dominated discussions.

Arizona's DFFM imposed Stage 1 fire restrictions on State Trust lands in various counties to prevent wildfires, limiting open fires, smoking, and activities like welding and using fireworks.

Tempe officials plan a public event to educate on elder abuse prevention for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, including talks by safety officials and county attorneys.

Phoenix is enduring extreme heat, with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees according to the National Weather Service. Moderate winds provide minimal relief.

Phoenix extends its trail closure program to year-round, limiting access to popular hikes during Excessive Heat Warnings for public safety and to reduce heat-related emergencies.

Peoria's Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss updates to the city's General Plan, focusing on economic growth and quality of life. Public input is encouraged at upcoming sessions.

Peoria is hiring a Budget Manager with a salary between $95,733 to $118,309 for a full-time, four-day work week. The role requires regular interaction with city officials and a strong financial background.