The Maricopa Fire/Medical Department shared its 2023 Annual Report highlighting service improvements, technology upgrades, and community engagement initiatives.

A Silver Alert has been issued for Cappie Clifford Harden, a 67-year-old man with Alzheimer's last seen in Glendale, Arizona. Authorities urge public assistance in locating him.

The Brimhall Aquatic Center in Mesa remains closed for chemical cleanup, with reopening set after June 7, and the Dive-in movie night is moved to June 14.

One woman is dead and her husband critically injured following a collision with a cement mixer near Prescott after an attempted vehicle pass at a traffic light.

A Phoenix woman was arrested for multiple fraud-related felonies, including identity theft and credit card fraud, after being identified by surveillance video engaging in mail theft.

Phoenix man, John Joseph Chmielewski, was arrested in Scottsdale for indecent behavior and drug possession after police were called to an apartment complex.

Coconino County Board elects Judy Begay as Chair and Patrice Horstman as Vice-Chair, set to lead through 2024.

AG Kris Mayes has countered Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell's independent attempt to obtain a death warrant, asserting it's the AG’s sole authority to do so and accusing Mitchell of politicizing the process.

Daiso, a Japanese discount store chain, is opening its largest Arizona location in Phoenix, with a grand opening scheduled for June 22, followed by another opening in Mesa on June 29.

One person sustained burns as a fire destroyed a Phoenix home, RV, and shed. The blaze spread rapidly in 100+ degree conditions, but no firefighters were injured. Firefighting efforts are challenged by the intense heat.

Avondale released its Annual Water Quality Report online, covering testing from 2023 and confirming compliance with all standards. Residents can access the report digitally or opt for printed copies at city locations.

The Phoenix Police Department launched a new traffic enforcement program using data to identify and target high-risk areas for speeding, utilizing a cycle of radar trailers, motorcycle units, and marked cars to promote speed limit compliance.

Queen Creek, AZ, buzzes with events like "What's Poppin' In QC" and a new park opening, a sound $723.8M FY budget, calls for transportation feedback, monsoon safety tips, and the formation of a Teen Advisory Committee.