Peoria's Made in Arizona Film Series starts June 14 with a free screening of 'Bells of St. Mary's'. Post-film discussion will be led by a local film professor.

ADOT is promoting safety during Arizona's monsoon season, providing guidance and resources to drivers for dealing with dust storms and other extreme weather. The agency advises against driving into storms and encourages preparedness.

Maricopa County voters are notified of an MVD glitch affecting their registration, potentially limiting voting to federal-only unless citizenship proof is provided.

Arizona's DES is criticized for poor customer service and not analyzing data, potentially causing access barriers and oversight in addressing systemic discrimination issues.

Cochise County appoints Christine McLachlan as the new Development Services Director, highlighting her 15+ years of planning and economic development experience.

Arizona State Representative Walt Blackman confirmed the death of Officer Gabriel Facio of the Apache Junction Police Department following an on-duty injury.

Arizona schools face a $200 million funding shortfall, potentially delaying state payments to districts and charter schools unless resolved by the legislature.

HIV service funding cuts in the Trump Administration's budget are challenging Valley non-profits like Spectrum Medical, which has to redirect funds to maintain services.

Phoenix residents held a peaceful anti-ICE protest in solidarity with larger events in Los Angeles, and authorities maintained a presence to ensure safety.

Maricopa County experienced a record-breaking 87,197 eviction filings in 2024, highlighting a deepening housing crisis and increased homelessness rates in the Phoenix area. Local organizations and legal initiatives offer support to those at risk.

Phoenix Police hit an armed robbery suspect with their car during an arrest, causing non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect will face multiple felony charges.

A Peoria officer shot and killed Matthew Paul Cardon after an attempted kidnapping of a woman and her baby. The incident is under investigation, and the community is shaken, reconsidering their sense of security.

Two separate car crashes occurred in Phoenix: a rollover near a home and a fatal wrong-way collision on I-17, with one death and one serious injury reported.