Arizona DPS says an 18-year-old was booked on multiple felonies after a road-rage drive-by and crash in Phoenix. Officials have provided few details so far.

Pinky’s, an Americana-style sports grill, will open June 1 at 810 N. Second St., replacing Angel’s Trumpet with affordable wings, 10 taps and games.

Yavapai County deputies say a Las Vegas woman was driving on meth with three children on I‑40 near Ash Fork; deputies found meth and booked her on child‑abuse and drug charges.

Peoria Unified is weighing a move to stop using some state safety grant slots for social workers and instead hire school resource officers, a change that could cut on‑campus mental‑health services.

Flagstaff officials say ICE is looking to lease private office space in the city; local leaders and activists are pressing for details about location and use. The city has asked federal partners for more information.

Maricopa County identified three Queen Creek exposure sites — an Easter egg hunt and visits to Costco and Walmart — and urges those present to monitor for symptoms and consult providers.

State officials say a traffic stop turned up more than 138 pounds of meth; an Arizona man was sentenced to seven years in prison, the Attorney General's Office says.

A three-day-old kitten named Canyon fell from a car engine onto I‑17 during rush hour and was rescued; local shelters urge drivers to check under hoods.

The Citizens Clean Elections Commission and the Arizona Media Association rolled out the 2026 debate roster and a preliminary calendar; statewide debates begin in late May.

Two California men died after a speedboat crashed near Topock Gorge on April 7. Mohave County investigators say the vessel lost control and the crash is under review.

A multi‑agency raid in Buckeye shut down a suspected meth lab near Watson and McDowell last week. One person was taken into custody while hazardous‑materials crews processed the scene.

Lease documents show Phoenix wine bar Postino has a lease at Goodyear’s GSQ, adding the popular board‑and‑bottle concept to the downtown roster. Details on timing and storefront size are not yet public.

A consultant plan to brand and connect Phoenix’s convention and sports venues goes before a City Council subcommittee Wednesday. Recommendations include walkability upgrades, new event sites and a possible hotel.