Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a lawsuit against Frame Properties for alleged housing discrimination by denying a disabled tenant a reasonable accommodation related to rent payment timing.

Gilbert's Riparian Preserve will close parts of its dirt trails for maintenance from June 9 to 13, 2025, with heavy machinery in use. Other areas remain open, and detour signs will guide visitors.

Dan Butler is appointed as Mesa Police Department's new chief, starting July 1st, succeeding retiring Chief Ken Cost. His 25-year police tenure is praised by city officials.

Scottsdale prepares to defend the Protect and Preserve Scottsdale tax in court against a challenge from the Goldwater Institute over its constitutionality. The city refutes the claim that a 60% approval was needed.

Navajo Nation President Nygren's team and NAPI delivered food to Black Mesa families, recognizing their isolation and needs, and also discussed local concerns.

Arizona Corporation Commission's Vice Chair, Nick Myers, has initiated an investigation into the cybersecurity risks posed by Chinese-made inverters in the state's energy grid.

Apache Junction residents prepare for the upcoming monsoon season with city officials advising on safety measures and offering free sandbags for flood mitigation.

The Surprise Dive-In Movie event showing 'Moana 2' is rescheduled for June 14, 2025, due to a scheduling conflict. Tickets need to be repurchased for the new date.

Lucinda Andreani will receive the Public Safety Impact Award from ASCE at Lowell Observatory for her contributions to civil engineering and public safety projects.

Senator Ruben Gallego advocates to preserve the EPA's Energy Star program, emphasizing its role in saving consumers money and promoting energy efficiency.

Maricopa County detected its third Avian Influenza case in a poultry farm this year; prompt measures and biosecurity are being implemented to contain the spread.

Hickman's Family Farms has lost 95% of its chickens in Arizona due to bird flu. The outbreak could lead to job losses and higher egg prices, while prompting discussion on food security and animal welfare.

Chandler City Manager Josh Wright resigns to join the University of Arizona as chief facilities and planning officer. His tenure saw development in the city, with his move expected to affect Chandler's future growth and the university's growth plans.