A motorcyclist died after being hit by an SUV in west Phoenix near Camelback Ranch. The 19-year-old victim, identified as Louis Kyrell, was taken to the hospital but later succumbed to his injuries. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.

Arizona Snowbowl extends its season to June 1 due to late-season snowfall, potentially setting a new record for the longest season amongst Arizona ski resorts.

Arizona faces high wildfire risks and insurance costs, with experts urging prevention and insurance coverage checks. State Trust Lands are under Stage 1 fire restrictions to mitigate the danger.

A 15-year-old boy in Arizona was attacked by a bear that entered his family's cabin; his brother and father intervened, and the boy was hospitalized with injuries. The bear was later euthanized.

The Prescott Valley Town Council has proposed a $210 million budget for the next fiscal year, focusing on structural balance and funds for public works, police, and parks, with a final adoption set for June 27.

Pima Animal Care Center faces a busy kitten season, urgently requiring fosters and donations for newborn kittens that have already started arriving in high numbers.

Avondale, Arizona, announces the grand opening of a new Sand Volleyball Complex at The BLVD on June 4, featuring five courts and a range of amenities, including a youth clinic.

Arizona Rep. Carbone's bills, HB 2720 and HB 2721, aiming to increase housing affordability and options, have been signed into law, receiving bipartisan support.

Scottsdale is seeking a new member for its Development Review Board with a background in design, architecture, or development. Applications are open till June 14.

ADOT announces a public meeting in Payson on June 6 to discuss SR 260 road improvements, with potential construction starting the next fiscal year and a final design by spring 2025.

Tonto National Forest officials implement Stage 1 Fire and Recreational Target Shooting Restrictions due to increased wildfire risks, banning campfires and shooting with certain exemptions.

Goodyear plans to raise primary property taxes by 2%, leading to an increased revenue of $277,689 without considering new construction taxes. A hearing is set for June 10, 2024.

A heatwave is expected in the city, with temperatures reaching into the 90s and peaking at 103 degrees by next Tuesday, as per the National Weather Service.