Gilbert Police Department provides safety and legal guidelines for upcoming graduation events, emphasizing the importance of parental awareness, enforcing curfew ordinances, and maintaining orderly celebrations.

Arizona's education chief Tom Horne urges schools to allow military graduates to wear regalia at commencement, highlighting their exceptional commitment, citing the case of Daniela Rascon-Rivas.

The Mesa Unified School District updated its policy to allow 2025 graduates to wear military regalia at commencement ceremonies, aligning with the Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne's call to honor students enlisting in the armed forces.

Pinal County officials caution hikers about extreme heat and emphasize preparation, including hydration, appropriate clothing, and avoiding midday hikes, to prevent heat-related incidents.

The Pinal County Medical Examiner's Office report details 2024 deaths, noting motor vehicle accidents, heat-related deaths, and an increase in drug overdoses.

Arizona prepares for the 2025 wildfire season, highlighting collaborations in Payson's Town Hall for wildfire mitigation, involving utilities, agencies, and communities.

Mesa Police Department announces a DUI enforcement campaign for the Memorial Day weekend, focusing on preventing impaired driving from May 23-26 during peak evening hours.

AzEIP is seeking public input on a proposed dispute resolution procedure between SPAs and State Agencies as part of the IDEA Part C Coordinator role. Comments are accepted from May 20 to June 19, 2025.

Maricopa celebrates high school seniors who've balanced education with city jobs, contributing to community services, with Mayor Nancy Smith praising their dedication and impact on the city's growth.

Queen Creek Police Department tightens safety measures for graduation season, emphasizing responsible celebration, traffic awareness, and curfew adherence.

Casa Grande announced night-time sewer maintenance starting May 21, expected to last six weeks, with work hours from 8 PM to 4 AM along Kortsen Road and Cottonwood Lane.

Maricopa County and Clear Channel Outdoor are using digital billboards to broadcast information on heat relief sites to help residents during the Arizona summer.

Surprise calls for blood donations with Vitalant, citing the summer decline in contributions. Blood drive dates are provided; appointments encouraged for faster service. Donors may receive gifts and contest entries, including for a Volkswagen.