Apache Junction will undergo a telecommunication upgrade, causing city service phone lines to be unavailable from 6 PM on June 12 to 12 PM on June 13.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Mounted Posse presented $13,000 in scholarships to Yavapai College students, maintaining its history of supporting local education.

Christopher Hoopes, accused of fatally shooting his wife Colleen, a Tempe ballerina, may enter a plea deal, with his defense focusing on the potential impact of medications on his actions.

Arizona schools face a $200 million funding shortfall, potentially delaying state payments to districts and charter schools unless resolved by the legislature.

Mesa community celebrated WWII veteran James Peyton's 100th birthday, honoring his service and patriotism. Another centenarian Marine, William "Bill" Logan Jr., also reached 100, reflecting on his experiences in the war and post-war contributions.

Maricopa County experienced a record-breaking 87,197 eviction filings in 2024, highlighting a deepening housing crisis and increased homelessness rates in the Phoenix area. Local organizations and legal initiatives offer support to those at risk.

ASU students study pollution's impact on the Hassayampa River Preserve, collecting data on water and soil health as part of their environmental chemistry projects.

Pinal County is introducing flashing left turn arrows at traffic signals to increase safety and reduce collisions, with support from ADOT and backed by research.

San Luis announces its Fourth of July Freedom Celebration with live music, including Kumbia Kings, and an early evening slot for neurodivergent children. No ATMs on-site and several prohibited items listed.

Chandler, Arizona launches overnight heat relief services from June to September, offering shelter, meals, and support to residents escaping high temperatures.

Valley Metro increases light rail and streetcar service frequencies starting June 7, in line with the T2050 plan, fostering better connectivity and reduced wait times.

Phoenix Police urge awareness of rules for operating e-bikes, e-scooters, and motor-driven cycles, with emphasis on safety and following specific city regulations.

Tolleson, Arizona launches heat relief initiatives including distribution of portable ACs, operation of Hydration Stations, and opening of the Tolleson Social Club for seniors to combat summer heat.