Surprise, Arizona, is seeking volunteers for various city commissions. Residents can apply until June 27, 2025. Applications are available on the city's website.

Bob Randall has returned as the Marshal of Tombstone, with a positive community response and support from city officials, due to his past influential service and commitment to law enforcement.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office welcomed five new deputies from the Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy Class 58, equipped with 21 weeks of training and prepared for law enforcement duties.

Pinal County has set up waste containers in Oracle for those affected by the Cody Fire to dispose of debris and is distributing sandbags to address flood risks.

Flagstaff invites the public to meet the top four HR and Risk Management Director candidates on June 11 at City Hall, featuring professionals with extensive experience in the field.

The MCSO warns about the dangers of the Salt River as Arizonans engage in summer activities like tubing, emphasizing safety and preparedness due to the river's hidden risks.

Sprouts Farmers Market to open a new store in Fountain Hills, enhancing local shopping with fresh, organic products.

Apache Junction residents prepare for the upcoming monsoon season with city officials advising on safety measures and offering free sandbags for flood mitigation.

Peoria Public Libraries launch a Summer Reading Program encouraging daily reading and offering prizes for participants, with a registration available online.

Mesa Police Department has begun a 20-month renovation of its headquarters to update systems and improve security, facilities, and community engagement.

Litchfield Park has opened registration for its Fall Coach Pitch baseball program for kids aged 7-8, with options to sign up in person, by phone, or online.

Turf Paradise racetrack faces criticism from neighbors over manure-caused biohazard concerns and has been cited by local authorities for environmental issues.

Verrado residents in Buckeye are seeing more mountain lions near their homes and public areas, causing alarm. While no injuries have been reported, locals are taking precautions and sharing information to stay safe.