A cannon will signal the start of the Fighter Country Golf Classic on May 16 at the Wigwam Resort; it's a blank shot for effect and not a cause for concern.

Arizona's HB2388, sponsored by Rep. David Marshall, increases legal protections for anonymous crime tipsters, aiming to maintain the confidentiality of their identities and encourage public participation in crime reporting.

Apache Junction invites residents to give feedback on a new Reading Garden at the public library, aiming to enhance community and learning through features like an amphitheater and native flora.

The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community hosted an American Indian Convocation following the cancellation of cultural graduation ceremonies by the Maricopa Community College District.

Elizabeth Ramos, a 54-year-old nurse, died in a crash caused by Isaiah Sparks, who was driving a stolen Amazon vehicle at high speed. Sparks faces multiple charges and is considered a flight risk.

Scottsdale celebrates National Travel and Tourism Week, recognizing its $3.5 billion industry impact from 11.2 million visitors. Local tourism supports jobs, generates taxes, and is integral to the city's identity and economy.

Flagstaff's Sawmill Road is set for overnight pavement repairs, causing closures from the Police Department driveway to Kensington Dr. May 6-8. Detours will redirect traffic.

Phoenix launches "Mental Health Matters" campaign during Mental Health Awareness Month, providing resources and a free community resource fair at the Travis L. Williams Family Services Center on May 8.

"Surprise Lately" updates on Surprise, AZ, including the State of the City review, Community Legend Awards nominations, local activities, and how to stay connected.

Chandler, Arizona, launches heat relief services including a respite center and eight cooling stations with water and snacks to combat rising temperatures. The facilities are open with extended hours during excessive heat warnings.

Mesa invites public input on its $2.79 billion FY 2025/26 budget proposal, with meetings set for May 7 and 14 to discuss new projects and departmental budget cuts.

Phoenix's weather forecast includes sunny days, potential showers, and increasing temperatures, with highs near 93°F and a 20% chance of rain on Sunday.

The Surprise Public Library System is launching a Summer Reading program called "Color Our World" from June 1 to August 1, urging over 4,000 readers to join in activities to earn reading minutes for prizes.