Maricopa County has earned 75 National Achievement Awards, reflecting its commitment to excellence in public service.

The City of Phoenix offers resources for the monsoon season, including sand for sandbags and disposal options for storm debris, urging residents to stay informed and prepared.

Tolleson and the American Red Cross partner to educate residents on heat safety through a canvassing event, distributing tips on avoiding heat strokes and utilizing local resources.

MCSO rescued 100-150 tubers stranded on Salt River due to swift currents and high water. No drownings occurred, but some were hospitalized. A large branch caused the incident.

The Blue Elementary School District is under scrutiny for fiscal mismanagement, being underfunded by over $31,000 and inaccurately reporting spending.

Controlled burns are set for Chino Valley Ranger District from June 17-30, 2024, to reduce wildfire risk and improve ecosystem health, with minimal smoke expected in local communities. Traffic may be affected near Highway 89 during burns.

The latest episode of "Surprise Lately" covers Surprise, Arizona's FY 2025 budget, seasonal safety tips for monsoon season, community programs, and the upcoming Independence Day fireworks event.

Chino Valley is prepping for its month-long Territorial Days 2024 celebration in August, with a focus on tradition and new events, as per the official town website.

Southern Arizona prepares for monsoon season with measures for road safety, flood control, and waste management, advising residents on precautions and providing resources like sandbags and real-time road updates.

The Phoenix Fire Department trains for swiftwater rescues to prepare for the upcoming monsoon season, emphasizing efficiency and interagency coordination.

Queen Creek reminds residents about safe and legal fireworks use for the Fourth of July, detailing permissible types, sales periods, and the responsibility for damages. Safety tips are shared for both people and pets.

A towing company owner in Flagstaff saved a cat riding on an SUV, while two kittens were rescued in Phoenix from under a car. Both incidents highlight animal peril in traffic and the importance of microchip registration.

Former GCU doctoral students filed a lawsuit alleging racketeering and deceit in the school's marketing practices, claiming they were misled about program costs.