Phoenix authorities have arrested Jose Garcia in connection with the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Jiehiason Lane in downtown Phoenix. Police are requesting additional cell phone footage from witnesses as the investigation continues.

Surprise, Arizona, is offering residents improved, simpler swim lesson registration for Summer 2025, with new class options, better scheduling, and varied pricing.

Senator Gallego introduced the SHIELD Against CCP Act, a bipartisan bill to address threats from China, including fentanyl and human trafficking, with a dedicated DHS group and wide-ranging support.

New Arizona law HB 2074, signed by Gov. Hobbs, enhances school safety with additional armed officers, technology upgrades, and training, including the use of retired officers.

Metronet is installing fiber in Casa Grande, causing temporary traffic changes on Florence Boulevard and 6th Street starting May 12. The work requires driver caution and will last approximately two weeks.

ADOT advises on summer travel safety, emphasizing hydration and vehicle maintenance to combat Arizona's intense heat, and encourages carrying extra water and emergency kits.

Surprise City Council reappoints Presiding Judge Louis Frank Dominguez and Associate Judge Catherine A. Gaudreau for another four years starting July 1.

Flagstaff's May Hicks Curtis House, at risk of demolition, will be preserved and possibly used for community space or offices, thanks to the National Trust and other backers.

A construction worker is in serious condition after being rescued from a trench collapse at a Chandler job site. This was the second trench emergency in the area that day.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts a week of clear skies and rising temperatures, with highs exceeding 100°F toward the weekend, and gusty winds. Conditions will cool slightly by next Wednesday.

YCSO encourages residents to sign up for emergency text alerts due to increased wildfire risks and provides various platforms for comprehensive notifications and information in case of emergencies.

Ryan Reeves, Chandler Airport manager, wins the 2025 Airport Executive of the Year and President’s Award from the AzAA for outstanding leadership and service.

Maricopa County officials debate election integrity, rejecting a plan to automatically send ballots to all voters, but approving other measures for the CD-7 election.