San Tan Valley Inc. has submitted 10,500 signatures for incorporation efforts in Pinal County, with a goal for a community vote on August 5 pending signature validation.

Lake Havasu City is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its Community Aquatic Center with a 90s-themed event, featuring free swimming and lunch, courtesy of Elks Lodge #2399.

Democratic lawmakers, led by Senator Gallego, urge the preservation of the Direct File tax program amidst concerns over its threatened future due to tax prep industry lobbying.

APS customers in Arizona are set to receive an average bill credit of about $23 due to excess funds collected for energy programs, with refunds appearing in July and August.

Goodyear Police Department issued a Silver Alert for missing 66-year-old Roy Olivas, last seen in Goodyear, Arizona. He is homeless, has medical issues, and may seem disoriented.

Maricopa County won a national honor for its Workforce 2 You program, which enhances job training in remote areas and has a high completion rate in healthcare training.

Arizona passed HB2607, a law imposing harsher penalties for high-volume fentanyl trafficking, including five to fifteen-year prison terms for those caught with over 200 grams in a vehicle.

The family of Anaiah Walker, a hit-and-run victim, gathered to honor her memory and seek information about her unsolved case on what would have been her 21st birthday.

Two high school-aged individuals were shot near Phoenix's Marc Atkinson Recreation Center, with non-fatal injuries. The suspect(s) fled and remain unidentified.

Gilbert residents see higher utility bills due to sewer rate increases adopted by the Town Council. Infrastructure repairs are the cited reason for the hikes, though discount programs are available.

Scottsdale residents, led by ex-Councilman Littlefield and Mayor Borowski, oppose Axon's HQ plans despite Arizona Governor Hobbs' support, considering legal actions, including a possible referendum.

Phoenix is set to experience a week of sunny days and clear nights, with highs in the low 90s and lows in the low 60s.

CinePark in Chandler will host free family-friendly movies at Tumbleweed Park on May 2, 9, and 16, with activities starting at 6:30 p.m. and films at 8 p.m.