Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap files a lawsuit against the Board of Supervisors to reverse changes in election administration and reclaim his office's statutory authority.

Fountain Hills' Linear Park is getting upgrades, including a new shade structure, root barriers, and improved power access, set to improve the park experience and be completed by fall.

Coconino County plans to raise primary property tax rates slightly and maintain consistent secondary rates for public health and flood control, with a minor increase for library services, inviting public comment before the June 24 hearing.

Four Tucson residents were indicted on federal charges related to an April shooting at an undercover police officer's vehicle, with counts for discharging and using a firearm, and one accused as an accessory after the fact.

Arizona's ADOT warns of a texting scam about unpaid traffic tickets, clarifying they don't threaten people via messages and advising residents to ignore them.

Lucid Motors opens a new Phoenix hub, utilizing the former headquarters of bankrupt Nikola to expand operations and innovate in the EV market, while offering over 300 jobs to impacted workers.

Goodyear announces a Juneteenth celebration with entertainment and education on June 19 at the Goodyear Recreation Campus. Governor Katie Hobbs is expected to attend.

Flagstaff invites artists to submit qualifications for creating a 3D public art piece at the Switzer Canyon Roundabout, with a July 1, 2025 submission deadline.

Lake Havasu City residents may pay more property taxes due to rising property values, despite stable tax rates.

Peoria's Made in Arizona Film Series starts June 14 with a free screening of 'Bells of St. Mary's'. Post-film discussion will be led by a local film professor.

ADOT is promoting safety during Arizona's monsoon season, providing guidance and resources to drivers for dealing with dust storms and other extreme weather. The agency advises against driving into storms and encourages preparedness.

Maricopa County voters are notified of an MVD glitch affecting their registration, potentially limiting voting to federal-only unless citizenship proof is provided.

Arizona's DES is criticized for poor customer service and not analyzing data, potentially causing access barriers and oversight in addressing systemic discrimination issues.