The Arizona Department of Transportation is conducting a pavement-sealing project on Grand Avenue (US 60) in Surprise, causing lane reductions and detours on May 4-5. Drivers are advised to expect delays or use suggested alternate routes.

The Arizona Auditor General's report criticizes the School Facilities Oversight Board for improperly managing school construction funds, failing to justify new projects accurately.

The Phoenix PD honored fallen officers, including newly recognized Officer David Johnson from 1944, and the recently deceased Officer John Wing, at the annual memorial ceremony.

Scottsdale is considering new ordinances to address noise and disruptions from short-term rentals and party promoters, with a council meeting scheduled for May 6.

Buckeye, AZ residents are preparing to discuss the city's proposed property tax increase during a public hearing on June 4, as the hike may raise taxes on a $100,000 home to $160.77.

Turf Paradise, Phoenix's oldest sports venue, may continue under new ownership as it seeks buyers and a three-year permit to keep the race track active.

Police in Surprise, AZ, are searching for a vandalism suspect dubbed the "Croc Bandit," known for wearing Croc-style sandals while damaging businesses.

Litchfield Park is closing Staggs Park restrooms and Tierra Verde Lake dock for improvement projects starting May 8, 2024, with limited sidewalk access during construction.

Tucson collaborates with the ICC for the 44th Building Safety Month to emphasize the importance of building codes through weekly themes and community engagement.

A teen was killed and another injured in a west Phoenix crash linked to a reported shooting. David Juarez died after his car caught fire. Richard Salazar has been charged with murder and armed robbery.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs plans to sign a repeal of the state's 1864 total abortion ban, reflecting a significant shift in women's health and autonomy.

The Affordable Connectivity Program, providing internet discounts, is running out of funds, affecting many low-income households in Arizona and across the US.

Goodyear, Arizona's population surge brings development and traffic issues, but the city is addressing growth via road projects and planning for amenities and diverse housing.