Maricopa County opens a new animal care and adoption center in Mesa on May 2, featuring 346 kennels, a state-of-the-art vet clinic, and adoption events.

Scottsdale seeks public input on Indian School Park's redesign, offering four concepts for feedback on the park's amenities and layout to shape its development for the next decade or more.

Joe Watson, 34, was arrested and charged with murder after a deadly shootout in February in Phoenix that left one man dead and a neighborhood without power.

ADOT is hosting a free expo on May 7 at the Mesa Convention Center to help small and disadvantaged businesses gain access to federal contract opportunities in transportation.

Arizona lawmakers are debating a bill that would shift taxing authority for stadium districts from cities to counties, which affects past and potential developments.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a speeding truck while pushing a shopping cart in west Phoenix; high speed is suspected, and the investigation is ongoing.

The US House passed a $95 billion foreign aid package, with funds for Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, Taiwan, and other allies. The Senate is expected to vote soon, and the package includes conditions on TikTok and Russia.

The Peoria Fire-Medical Department is offering a free Youth Academy for teens 16-19 to learn about firefighting from June 10-13, providing hands-on training and leadership skills.

A major equipment failure caused a power outage for 33,000 customers in Maricopa, which lasted from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Power was restored by late morning.

Glendale police subdued Oscar Urenda after he threatened his family with a knife and barricaded himself in a vehicle, leading to his surrender after negotiations.

Peoria residents are invited to open houses to discuss changes to the city's General Plan, including the redesign of 8,300 acres of State Land, with potential impacts on future development.

Gilbert, Arizona is seeking volunteers for a new Community Engagement Task Force to address teen violence, with positions for teens and adults open until May 6th.

The Surprise Public Library is seeking community feedback through an online survey to enhance services and align more closely with users’ needs and desires.