Two Phoenix elementary schools in Isaac School District are closing due to financial issues and declining enrollment, despite the governing board's opposition, with the state receiver citing the need for drastic measures.

A 3-year-old boy, Trigg Kiser, died after a pool accident in Chandler, despite first responders' efforts. His mother, TikTok influencer Emilie Kiser, and the community mourn his loss.

A paraglider was found dead at a brush fire scene in Prescott Valley, with the cause of death and fire under investigation by the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office.

A fire at a West Phoenix Motel 6 sent one individual to the hospital; firefighters acted swiftly to control the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Goodyear's Water Services Department won four awards from the Arizona Water Association for its outstanding water and wastewater management and safety record.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed Veronika Fabian and Andrew Becke to the Arizona Court of Appeals, filling vacancies from a retirement and a promotion to the state Supreme Court.

Arizona is launching its annual 'Click It or Ticket' seat belt campaign from May 19 to June 1, 2025, with enhanced enforcement to reduce vehicle fatalities.

Gilbert Police Officer Ryan Matheson won the NASRO Exceptional Service Award for his dedicated service as a School Resource Officer at Cooley Middle School.

Arizona Representatives Blackman and Martinez call for action to address violence in Native American communities, highlighting issues in data collection and resource allocation.

Lake Havasu City closes sidewalk near Grace Arts Live Theatre for repairs, with detours in place for pedestrians, ensuring safety and access to local businesses.

Phoenix area drivers should expect highway closures this weekend (May 16-19) for improvement projects, with major restrictions on Loop 101, I-10, and other routes, as per ADOT's advisory.

Maricopa County launches Kids Club, an on-site childcare center managed by KinderCare to aid county employees, featuring security, a learning atmosphere, and extended hours.

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap submitted a final SSA proposal to the Board of Supervisors, aiming to regain election oversight and address the controversies starting from actions by the prior Recorder and Board before his term.