Mesa Public Library is promoting its Summer Reading Program to combat the 'Summer Slide' by rewarding participants for daily reading with points and prizes.

The Apache Junction Public Library will be closed on June 6-7, 2025 for electrical upgrades but offers services via a Mobile Library on June 6. Digital collections remain available online.

Peoria opens its public pools and splash pads for the summer, offering residents swimming and water play options with extended hours and affordable rates, along with seasonal passes and swim lessons.

Le Petit Chef offers an immersive 3D animated dining experience at the Arizona Biltmore, with a menu by chef Kemar Durfield. Limited to 18 guests per seating, prices range from $79 to $195.

Arizona State Treasurer Kimberly Yee announced her bid for the role of Superintendent of Public Instruction in the 2026 election, aiming to support school choice and improve educational policy.

Judge Latham dismissed a lawsuit against Cochise County, allowing a new jail district election with an excise tax measure to proceed on November 4, 2025.

State Representative Quang Nguyen spoke at Prescott National Cemetery on Memorial Day, honoring U.S. troops who served in Vietnam and stressing the importance of living in a way that continues the legacy of the fallen.

Navajo Nation rolls out a smoke alarm installation program, with volunteers from various organizations fitting 43 alarms in 17 homes and educating residents on fire safety.

Temperatures in Phoenix will soar into the triple digits this week, peaking at 106°F on Friday. Mostly sunny skies and calm winds will dominate, with a small chance of showers emerging over the weekend.

Phoenix police seek public help to identify two persons of interest in a 2024 deadly Halloween party shooting. Silent Witness offers a $2,000 reward for information.

Navajo Police are searching for Erica Pelt and her daughter Samara Williams, last seen walking into a mountain range near Pinon, Arizona. Authorities urge public assistance.

House Republicans passed a bill to potentially refund Arizona's $196 million spent on a border wall made from shipping containers, amid broader border security discussions and material disposals mandated by the NDAA.

Driving MBA in Scottsdale, Arizona uses simulators to teach teens safe driving habits to prepare for the "100 Deadliest Days," a dangerous summer period for young drivers.