Fountain Hills teams with the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office for a "Fraud and Scam Protection" event on June 26, 2025, to educate residents on avoiding scams.

Coconino County is addressing high wildfire risk by holding public sessions on preparedness and insurance issues, with the first session scheduled for June 3.

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.

The Small Business Resource Fair is set for today in San Luis, AZ, offering tools, support, and networking for entrepreneurs and business owners.

Maricopa County is updating its Zoning Ordinance to better meet current housing and development needs, with community engagement emphasized in the process.

Yavapai County residents are learning to protect themselves from scams, as the YCSO emphasizes vigilance at a Willow Wind Assisted Living presentation in Prescott.

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.

The closed Shalimar Golf Club in Tempe may be redeveloped into housing, causing distress for residents due to deteriorating conditions and potential neighborhood changes.

The Cody Fire in Oracle, Arizona is now 90% contained, lifting evacuation orders for residents. The fire affected over 1,200 acres, destroying five homes. Road closures and firefighter presence continue as the community begins recovery.

The Greer Fire in Arizona was fully contained after burning over 20,000 acres. It caused evacuations, building damage, and led to emergency funds and firefighter pay raise discussions.

Residents in the West Valley report a rise in dog abandonment, causing concern for animal welfare and community safety, and prompting police investigations.

East Valley police heightened DUI patrols near the Salt River over Memorial Day weekend, with multiple departments collaborating, including Mesa and Scottsdale Police, focusing on deterring impaired driving.

Arizona educators are battling summer reading loss in children by launching library programs with reading incentives, such as reward-based campaigns, to encourage reading maintenance during school breaks.