A police investigation is underway following a deadly shooting near Scottsdale and McKellips roads in Tempe, with the area closed off for several hours.

Eric's Family Barbecue in Avondale, Arizona, was ranked as one of the best BBQ spots in the U.S., praised for both their delicious food and excellent customer service.

The Wildcat Fire in Tonto National Forest has grown to over 13,000 acres, with ongoing efforts by 180 firefighters to contain it amidst road closures and evacuations.

The Department of Defense awarded South32 $20 million to accelerate manganese production for the U.S., emphasizing the mineral's strategic significance for national defense and industry.

Buckeye, Arizona, is poised for growth with the lifting of federal deed restrictions on 940 acres of land due to the FAA Reauthorization bill signed into law, aiding in traffic relief and economic development.

Arizona's Pinal County Recorder and press participated in a readiness exercise against AI-generated electoral misinformation, organized by the Secretary of State's Office.

US border arrests dropped in April, bucking the usual spring increase, due to heightened enforcement by Mexico, resulting in fewer migrant arrests and busy sectors for the Border Patrol.

Women's Health Week is being observed to encourage women to prioritize their health by getting regular check-ups and focusing on nutrition and mental well-being. Arizona has introduced a reproductive health resources site to assist women.

The Pinal County Board discussed election prep, land management, and zoning during their meeting, with updates on upcoming events and recognitions of county staff's service and dedication.

HALO Animal Rescue in Phoenix is waiving adoption fees for long-term resident dogs like Patrick, a 7-year-old Pit Bull mix, to encourage adoptions. Dogs have varying needs, and the shelter ensures they are vaccinated, sterilized, and microchipped.

The Green Gilbert Artwork Contest winners were announced, with Ava Goodwin's "Do Something Drastic, Cut the Plastic” earning top honors. Their art will be featured on Gilbert's waste vehicles.

Arizona has enacted a new law, HB 2479, which intensifies the search and safety measures for missing children through prompt DCS action and continuous updates.

Arizona leaders criticize a proposed measure, HCR2060, for its potential $325 million impact on the state budget, fearing it could overburden law enforcement and harm the economy.