Stage 2 fire restrictions and specific area closures will begin in the Kaibab National Forest to mitigate wildfire risks, affecting campfires, smoking, and more.

Phoenix Police Department advises caution and provides safety tips for drivers during monsoon season, including checking vehicle condition, pulling over safely during storms, and being vigilant of post-storm debris and hazards.

The Burton Barr Central Library will celebrate the Summer Solstice on June 20 with activities emphasizing the interplay of light and architecture, and marking anniversaries for the Arizona Room and College Depot.

Avondale Police Department has updated locations of speed safety cameras to deter speeding, with enforcement starting June with fines from $185 for violators. The initiative focuses on road safety around Van Buren St. and 107th Ave.

The Light Up Navajo project aims to bring electricity to at least 200 homes in the Navajo Nation, with over 250 workers from 42 utility companies across 16 states.

Tolleson, Arizona has launched a program offering free portable AC units to eligible residents to counter extreme heat, on a first-come, first-served basis, with additional hydration stations and support.

Pima County prepares for its annual Manufacturing Day to introduce students to modern manufacturing careers with local agencies collaborating to inspire the next generation.

Economist George Hammond presents an optimistic economic report for Arizona at a University event, forecasting job growth and the state potentially outperforming the U.S. economy.

The Apache Junction Water District released its 2023 Water Quality Report, which details the safety and contents of the local drinking water, in compliance with EPA and DEQ standards.

The Buckeye Non-profit Community Funding Program opens applications on July 1, offering financial support to local agencies serving community needs, with an August 9, 2024 deadline.

Chandler is encouraging neighborhood leaders to register online for its Neighborhood Registration Program to access benefits, educational info, and apply for financial assistance.

The Mesa Public Library is seeking community input for its 20-year master plan, inviting suggestions from everyone, not just regular patrons, to help shape the future of library services.

Mesa, Arizona is hosting its First Annual Juneteenth Celebration at Mesa Community College with activities, a special program, and local support including a Lyft discount.