Casa Grande Public Library launches a Summer Reading Program with events like "Color Our World," gardening sessions, a movie afternoon, and various clubs, alongside a brief closure of the Main Library for carpet replacement.

The 2025 PIT Count in the District showed a 9% reduction in homelessness, with a notable decline among families and unaccompanied individuals, as reported by Mayor Muriel Bowser and the DHS.

Las Cruces Public Libraries introduces a monthly Board Game Day starting May 18 at Thomas Branigan Memorial Library, inviting community members to play a variety of classic and new board games.

Arlington is set to discuss the $10 million Shadow Drive Sewer project, invites citizens to join boards, provides advice on found kittens, and encourages news sharing.

Wheeler Historic Farm hosts Farm Fest, a free spring event with sheep shearing, baby animals, local artisans, music, and historic house tours on May 17.

Cochise County will test its Wireless Emergency Alert system on May 16 by sending a noon test message to ensure its functionality and increase public awareness.

Las Cruces teens have a monthly Teen Video Game Club meeting at the public library, fostering social connections through gaming. The next session is May 19.

The "Let's Grow Glendale!" Summit promoted local small business growth with over 500 attendees, featuring sessions on funding, marketing, and highlighting Glendale's commitment to economic development.

The White Settlement Police Chief presented commemorative coins to USMC members, honoring their service and celebrating the Marine Corps' 250th anniversary.

Phoenix invites residents to shape sustainability efforts with a survey on climate, energy, and food systems, available until May 30 at Bit.ly/PHXAction2025.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office hosts the 18th Annual K9 Trials at Hillsboro Stadium on May 17, showcasing canine agility and law enforcement skills.

The 2025 Military Induction Ceremony at Desert Diamond Arena, led by Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers, honored new armed forces inductees with a traditional event that included a keynote by Vice Admiral Yancy Lindsey.

Ricardo Treviño is honored as Austin's Net-Zero Hero for his sustainable lifestyle and advocacy for cycling, aligning with National Bike Month objectives.