Emergency services responded to a fire at a Tesla dealership in Mesa, where a graffitied vehicle was ablaze near the building; arson is suspected. No injuries reported.

Phoenix florists, including Mia Ortiz of Mia's Flower Shop, face the challenge of tariffs on imported flowers and related goods during Mother's Day and prom season, which could lead to increased bouquet prices.

Two were injured in a rollover crash in the West Valley, involving multiple vehicles, with one fleeing the scene. Authorities are investigating the hit-and-run incident.

Sierra Academy in Scottsdale hosted an "Alice in Wonderland"-themed prom, "A Mad Tea Prom," for its special needs students, focusing on inclusivity and joy.

Two dogs, Spike and Snickers, were rescued after being lost in the Arizona desert for four days, never leaving each other's side. A hiker recognized them from a Facebook post and helped return them to their family.

An ASU social work professor was arrested for allegedly trying to meet with an undercover officer posing as a minor, facing child sex trafficking and luring charges.

Eloy has introduced a HAWK signal at Frontier & Main Street to enhance pedestrian safety and traffic flow, requiring attentiveness during the adjustment period.

President Nygren of the Navajo Nation presents a budget vision for FY 2026, highlighting strategic investments despite funding cuts, rebuilding priorities, and advocating unity in governance.

Terrance Santistevan was convicted of first-degree murder for fatally shooting two teens in Casa Grande, Arizona. The incident involved a modified Glock and was tied to a failed human smuggling payment.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 232 individuals with immigration offenses during a week-long crackdown as part of Operation Take Back America.

San Luis is focusing on historic preservation and public art, seeking resident input via a survey to guide the city’s economic and cultural development.

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors has approved a Master Plan to enhance Fort Tuthill County Park, aiming to boost engagement, sustainability, and cultural education.

Navajo Nation President Nygren missed the 2025 Spring Council Session to discuss Navajo priorities in Washington, D.C., submitting a written report to fulfill his address obligation.